Chad Mangum, EA. Fancy suit. Filed returns.

Chad Mangum, EA. Master's in Tax. 15 years in the business. The Fancy Man wears purple velvet. Your returns get the attention.

KBA prepares current-year returns and back years for people who have not filed. That includes people with an IRS letter about a missing return. Whether you have this year's paperwork or several years to catch up on, the first step is the same: a free 15-minute call.

A missing return needs more than good intentions.

Hoping the shoebox sorts itself out is a patient strategy. It is not a filing strategy.

You do not need to turn a missing return into a speech about why it happened. Tell us which years need attention and whether the IRS has sent a letter. That gives the conversation somewhere useful to start.

KBA is in Farmington, Utah, in the Salt Lake City area. We work remotely with people in all 50 states.

Start with the call. Agree on the fee.

On the free 15-minute call, we discuss the returns you need. One flat fee for the work, agreed before it starts.

We reply within one business day.

If the return is part of an IRS problem.

Required returns often come first. The IRS will not agree to a plan until those returns are filed. Filing them won't erase what you owe, but nothing moves until they're in.

Chad is an Enrolled Agent, licensed by the U.S. Treasury to represent taxpayers before the IRS, with over 1,400 IRS resolutions behind him.

If you also owe the IRS, start with a free 15-minute call. Then a $395 IRS transcript review, pulled with your signed permission, with an answer in writing. Then one flat fee for the work, agreed before it starts.