Can you represent me before the Montana Department of Revenue?
Yes. With your signed Montana power of attorney on file, we correspond and negotiate with the Department on your behalf alongside the federal case.
TAX RELIEF · MONTANA · BILLINGS, MISSOULA, BOZEMAN, GREAT FALLS & STATEWIDE
Montana tax relief: IRS and Montana Department of Revenue debt, without a four-hour drive to anyone's office.
Montana is a big state with few practitioners who focus on IRS collection cases. Most of our Montana clients would have to drive half a day to sit across from anyone — so they don't. Our enrolled agents and tax attorneys handle federal cases and Montana Department of Revenue matters by phone and secure upload, from Billings to Kalispell, with the first conversation free and every fee quoted in writing.
Licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS · Flat fees, quoted in writing before any work begins
FEDERAL
IRS balances, unfiled returns, garnishments, audits, and payroll tax problems — representation before the IRS isn't limited by state lines.
MONTANA
Montana Department of Revenue income tax balances, collection notices, and the state adjustments that follow a federal audit.
HOW WE WORK
Phone, email, and secure document upload. Ranchers, tradespeople, and small business owners across Montana get the same service a client in Spokane does.
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps.
No drive required.
Montana's income tax starts from your federal return, so federal and state balances usually come from the same years. We resolve them in order.
1
Free case review
A phone call about which years, which notices, and which agency. Bring the pile — we'll walk through it together.
2
Transcripts on both sides
IRS account transcripts and your Montana account history, retrieved with your authorization, so the plan is built on real numbers.
3
Stop active collection
Whether it's the IRS or the Montana Department of Revenue garnishing wages or levying an account, we contact the acting agency, request a release, and put a resolution in motion.
4
Resolve federal, then state
A payment plan, hardship status, penalty relief, or an offer in compromise if you qualify on the federal side, then a Montana arrangement aligned to the corrected numbers.
Montana adjusts when the IRS does. Plan for both.
When the IRS changes a federal return, Montana expects to be told and recalculates the state tax on the same changes. Resolving the federal case and forgetting Helena is how people end up with a second bill and a penalty for the missed report.
The good news is symmetric: correct federal returns for the missing years, or a reversed IRS adjustment, carry straight through to the state balance. We handle both agencies so nothing falls between them.
SERVICES
Every federal service,
available to Montana taxpayers.
Offer in compromise
Settling federal tax debt for less than the full balance — when the numbers genuinely support it.
Wage garnishment & levy release
Stopping active IRS collection, often within days, then resolving the balance behind it.
Unfiled tax returns
Reconstructing missing years from IRS records and getting you current with both agencies.
IRS audit representation
We attend so you don't have to. The examiner talks to us; you get a plain-English summary.
Payroll tax relief
Trust fund penalties, missed deposits, and revenue officers — resolved before they become personal.
Installment agreements & hardship status
Payment plans built around what you can actually afford, or a documented pause when you can't pay anything.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED PLAINLY
What Montana taxpayers
ask us.
I'm self-employed with several unfiled years. Where do we start?
With your IRS wage and income transcripts, then bank records to reconstruct the self-employment income. We file the federal returns, then the Montana returns from the same numbers, and address any balance after that.
Does Montana settle tax debt for less than the full amount?
Montana has its own offer-in-compromise process with its own financial standards. It's evaluated separately from the federal program, and we look at both.
How does a phone-only engagement actually work?
You sign the authorization forms electronically, upload documents to a secure portal, and get updates by phone and email from one practitioner. Our Montana clients never see a waiting room.
Will the distance slow anything down?
No. Montana and Washington are an hour apart on the clock, our business hours cover both, and IRS work happens by phone, fax, and mail regardless of where anyone sits.
FREE CASE REVIEW
Tell us where things stand.
We'll take it from here.
A licensed practitioner — not a salesperson — will call you back within one business day. Prefer to talk now? Call Ravinder Toor at (509) 385-5876 or Jonathan George at (951) 723-0752 — weekdays 8am–6pm Pacific.
Your information is 100% confidential. No judgment, no middlemen — just results.
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