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Tax concerns can feel complicated, especially when an IRS notice, audit, payment issue, or unresolved federal tax matter is involved. La Placita Multiservices now offers IRS representation services through Reynaldo Garcia, Enrolled Agent (EA).
Reynaldo Garcia is enrolled to practice before the Internal Revenue Service and may represent taxpayers in federal tax matters. The goal is to help clients understand the issue, review available options, and determine the appropriate next step based on their individual circumstances.
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Enrolled Agent — Authorized to Represent Taxpayers Before the IRS
An Enrolled Agent is a federally authorized tax practitioner who has earned the privilege of representing taxpayers before the IRS. The IRS describes Enrolled Agent status as the highest credential it awards. Enrolled Agents have unlimited practice rights before the IRS, which means they may represent taxpayers in a broad range of federal tax matters and before IRS offices.
As an Enrolled Agent, Reynaldo Garcia is subject to the professional and ethical standards that govern practice before the IRS under Treasury Department Circular 230.
Assistance reviewing IRS audit matters, organizing relevant information, understanding requests from the IRS, and providing representation when properly authorized.
Help reviewing IRS correspondence, understanding what the notice is requesting, identifying important deadlines, and determining what action may be appropriate.
Guidance regarding IRS collection concerns and available payment options based on the taxpayer’s circumstances, including installment agreement matters when applicable.
Assistance evaluating whether an Offer in Compromise may be appropriate and helping with the process when applicable. Eligibility and acceptance are determined by the IRS.
Review of circumstances involving IRS penalties and assistance determining whether a request for penalty relief may be appropriate. Approval is not guaranteed
Representation and assistance with eligible IRS appeal matters when a taxpayer has administrative appeal rights.
When properly authorized, an Enrolled Agent may communicate with the IRS and represent a taxpayer regarding eligible federal tax matters.
Consider contacting La Placita Multiservices if you:
● Received an IRS notice or letter and are unsure what it means.
● Have been notified of an IRS audit or examination.
● Have an unresolved federal tax balance or collection concern.
● Need help understanding IRS payment options.
● Want to know whether an Offer in Compromise or penalty-relief request may apply to your situation.
● Need professional representation or communication with the IRS.
Every tax matter is different. A consultation allows La Placita Multiservices to review the situation and explain what services may be appropriate.
An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally authorized tax practitioner who may represent taxpayers before the IRS. The IRS describes Enrolled Agent status as the highest credential it awards.
Yes. Enrolled Agents have unlimited practice rights before the IRS. Representation in a specific matter still depends on proper authorization and the facts of the case.
Yes. La Placita can help review IRS correspondence, explain what it is requesting, identify important deadlines, and discuss possible next steps.
No. No specific tax result can be guaranteed. Eligibility for payment arrangements, Offers in Compromise, penalty relief, appeals, or other IRS outcomes depends on applicable rules and the taxpayer’s individual circumstances, and final decisions are made by the IRS.
No. La Placita Multiservices is a private business and is not affiliated with, employed by, or endorsed by the Internal Revenue Service or any other government agency.
Reynaldo Garcia is presented on this page in his professional capacity as an Enrolled Agent (EA). This page does not represent him as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or attorney.
No. If you have an IRS notice, tax concern, or federal tax matter and are unsure where to begin, contact La Placita Multiservices. The team can review the general situation and help determine the appropriate next step.
If you are dealing with an IRS notice, audit, collection issue, appeal, or another federal tax concern, you do not have to navigate the process without professional guidance. Contact La Placita Multiservices to schedule a consultation and learn what assistance may be available for your situation.
La Placita Multiservices is a private business and is not affiliated with, employed by, or endorsed by the Internal Revenue Service or any other government agency. Reynaldo Garcia is an Enrolled Agent (EA) enrolled to practice before the Internal Revenue Service. Services described on this page are offered in that professional capacity. La Placita Multiservices is not a CPA firm or law firm, and this page does not present Reynaldo Garcia as a CPA or attorney. Information on this page is general in nature and is not a guarantee of eligibility, acceptance, reduction, settlement, or any particular tax outcome. IRS programs and relief options have specific eligibility requirements, and final determinations are made by the IRS. Restrictions and professional-scope limitations apply. For advice regarding your specific tax matter, contact La Placita Multiservices for an individual consultation.
La Placita Multiservices prepares tax returns based solely on the documents and information provided by the client. We do not audit, verify, or confirm the accuracy or completeness of your records. You are responsible for maintaining proper books, receipts, logs, and supporting documentation for all income, deductions, credits, and business expenses.
We are not liable for penalties, interest, or additional tax assessed due to:
• Incomplete or inaccurate records
• Missing documentation
• Failure to report income
• Misclassification of expenses or workers
• Late submission of information
• Changes in tax law beyond our control
Providing false information is illegal and may result in IRS penalties.
