IRS Tax Relief Help in Albuquerque
Behind on taxes, missing returns or holding a letter you dread opening? A local enrolled agent can speak to the IRS for you and find the option that fits.
IRS Problems We Handle
Every case starts with your IRS transcripts, so we work from the IRS's numbers — not a guess.
Call Before The Date On The Letter Passes
Final notices like Letter 1058 and LT11 give you 30 days to request a hearing. Acting inside that window keeps more options open.
From Your First Call To A Resolution
Free Case Review
A confidential 30-minute call. You tell us what's happening; we tell you honestly whether we can help.
We Become Your Representative
You sign IRS Form 2848, and the IRS deals with us instead of you.
Flat-Fee Investigation
We pull your IRS transcripts, confirm what you owe and which years are unfiled, and give you options and fees in writing.
Resolution
We file what's missing and negotiate the option that fits — a payment plan, hardship status, penalty relief or an offer, if you qualify.
A Local Enrolled Agent, Not A Call Center
Kelvane Tax is a small Albuquerque practice. The enrolled agent you meet at the free review is the one who works your case. Enrolled agents are licensed by the IRS itself and can represent you at every level of the IRS, with the same rights as a CPA or tax attorney. We don't sell leads, we don't run radio ads and we won't promise a settlement before we've seen your transcripts.
- ✓One enrolled agent from start to finish
- ✓Office in Albuquerque; video calls anywhere in New Mexico
- ✓Flat fees in writing before work starts
Ways The IRS Can Resolve A Balance
Payment Plans
Monthly installments. Most people who owe under $50,000 can qualify without a full financial statement.
Hardship Status
If you can't pay basic living costs, the IRS can pause collection while your situation lasts.
Penalty Relief
Penalties can sometimes be removed for a clean history or a reasonable cause.
Offer In Compromise
Settling for less than you owe — only for those who qualify, and we'll tell you honestly if you don't.
What Clients Tell Us
I had four years of returns I never filed and was scared to open the mail. They filed all four, set up a payment I can actually make, and I don't dread the mailbox anymore.
My paycheck was being garnished. After they set up a payment plan with the IRS, the garnishment was released and my full checks came back.
They told me straight that I didn't qualify for an offer in compromise — the radio ads had said otherwise. They saved me from paying someone to try.
Our Promises To You
No "pennies on the dollar" promises
No result quoted before we have read your IRS transcripts
No large fee before you know your options
No hand-off to someone else after you sign
No selling your information to another company
Missing Years Are Where Most Cases Start
The IRS generally expects your last six years to be filed before it will agree to a payment plan or most other relief. We rebuild missing years from IRS income records and whatever paperwork you still have, then file them in order — often lowering the balance the IRS estimated for you.
- ✓IRS wage and income records pulled for every missing year
- ✓Returns rebuilt even without your old paperwork
- ✓Filed in order, then a plan for any balance
Tax Relief Questions
What does tax relief cost?
The case review is free. If you go ahead, the investigation is a flat $495, and the resolution fee is quoted in writing once we know what your case needs.
What is an enrolled agent?
A tax professional licensed by the IRS who can represent taxpayers before the IRS on any tax matter — the same representation rights as a CPA or tax attorney.
Can you stop a wage garnishment?
Often, yes. The IRS usually releases a levy once a payment plan or hardship status is in place. How quickly depends on your case and on getting any missing returns filed.
Do I qualify for an offer in compromise?
Most people don't. It's for taxpayers who can't pay the full balance within the time the IRS has to collect. We'll check your numbers and tell you honestly before you pay anyone to file one.
Will I have to talk to the IRS?
Usually not. Once you sign Form 2848, we speak to the IRS for you, and copies of your letters come to us too.
Do you handle New Mexico state tax debt?
We can help with New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department balances as part of a case. Ask about it at your free review.
Get A Free Case Review
Confidential. Tell us what's going on and an enrolled agent will call you within one business day — or call (505) 555‑0167.