I didn't get into this work because it sounded good on paper. I got into it because I know what it feels like when money is the problem.

Before I was a tax professional, I was a business owner. Not just one business, several at once. I know what it's like to juggle payroll, manage vendors, deal with customers, and still have to figure out what the IRS wants from you at the end of the year. I know what it feels like to lie awake at night wondering how you're going to make everything work. I lived that life while raising a family at the same time.

When I made the move into tax resolution, it wasn't a random career change. It was a deliberate decision to use everything I've learned, about business, about money, about filing business taxes, about stress, about survival, to help people who are exactly where I've been. People who are capable and hardworking and just need someone in their corner who actually knows what they're doing.

Eight years later, that's still exactly what I do. I'm an Enrolled Agent licensed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, which means I'm fully authorized to represent you before the IRS at every level: audits, collections, appeals, all of it. But more than the credential, I bring the perspective of someone who has run businesses, made payroll, filed returns, and understands that an IRS problem is never just a tax problem. It touches everything.