Tax Relief in Broward County: CPA-Led IRS Help from Fort Lauderdale

Behind on taxes, unfiled returns, or an IRS notice you're afraid to open? I'm Sophia Sinclair Miller, CPA. I review your IRS account, tell you where you actually stand, and handle the IRS for you.

Or call 754-704-2562 (Mon-Fri 8 AM-2 PM and 4-7 PM ET). New York CPA. Authorized to represent you before the IRS. 15+ years as a CPA. Serving Broward County.

If you're searching for tax relief in Broward County, you're probably dealing with one of three things: tax you owe and can't pay in full, returns you never filed, or a notice or lien that showed up in the mail. Each has a different fix, and the wrong first move can cost you options. I'm a CPA who works IRS cases for Fort Lauderdale and Broward County individuals and business owners. The first step is always the same: pull your IRS transcripts and see what's really on file before anyone guesses at numbers.

Who Is Handling Your IRS Case

Most people who reach out have been avoiding the IRS for months. You don't need a sales pitch. You need to know where you stand and what happens next.

  • New York CPA, authorized to represent you before the IRS. Once you sign a power of attorney, I deal with the IRS for you.

  • 15+ years as a CPA, starting in Big Four audit and including more than three years preparing and reviewing complex multi-state returns for individuals, trusts, estates and business owners.

  • Hands-on IRS notice work. I've analyzed IRS and state notices, written the responses, filed amended returns and prepared penalty abatement requests.

  • Dozens of IRS cases handled for individuals and small business owners.

  • A written plan before any work starts. You see your options, what each involves, and what I recommend. You decide.

  • No outcome guarantees. Ever. The IRS decides every case. I'll tell you plainly when something isn't a good fit.

IRS Problems I Help Broward Residents Solve

  • Back taxes you can't pay in full: Installment agreements and other payment options, matched to what the IRS will accept for your finances.

  • Unfiled tax returns: Rebuilding missing years from IRS records and filing them so you're back in good standing. Often the step that stops the penalty pile-up.

  • IRS penalties: Requests to remove penalties through First-Time Abatement or reasonable cause, when the facts support it.

  • Liens, levies and wage garnishments: Responding fast to final notices and stopping collection action where the rules allow.

  • Payroll tax trouble (Form 941): Business owners behind on payroll taxes get a plan that protects the business and gets current.

  • Offer in Compromise: A review of whether you qualify. Many people don't, and I'll tell you before you pay anyone to file.

How Tax Relief Works with Greenfield

  • Step 1, Free consultation: 15 minutes on the phone. We talk about what happened and what you've received from the IRS.

  • Step 2, Transcript review: I pull your IRS account transcripts and review them line by line. This is a paid step, and it tells us where you stand.

  • Step 3, Written game plan: Your options, the likely cost and timeline, and my recommendation. Nothing starts without your signed engagement letter.

  • Step 4, I deal with the IRS: Once you sign a power of attorney, I communicate with the IRS on your behalf.

  • Step 5, Resolution and follow-through: Filing, payment arrangement or penalty request, then monitoring so it stays resolved.

Sophia Sinclair Miller, CPA

Sophia Sinclair Miller, CPA, is a New York CPA and the founder of Greenfield Tax Resolution in Broward County, Florida. She is authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS.

Sophia spent more than three years preparing and reviewing complex federal and multi-state returns for high-income individuals, trusts, estates and business owners, about 124 returns a season. Before that she worked in audit, starting at a Big Four firm. She knows what the IRS sees on a high earner's return, and how a small business owner's books and payroll feed into a notice.

She loves working with small business owners, and she sees too many taxpayers misled about their options. Most people find the first step is simpler than they feared. She starts with your IRS transcripts, gives you a written plan, and handles the IRS once you sign a power of attorney. She never promises an outcome.

What Clients Say

5.0 on Google

"We have had a wonderful experience with Greenfield, our books was in a mess until we turned everything over to Sophia and she has been amazing for us. I highly recommend Greenfield." Tony Harris, 5 stars, Feb 2023

"Greenfield Tax Resolution is a 'One Stop Shop' for all our tax needs. Our accounting records were far from organized and they helped us get everything in order." Paulamae Harris, Local Guide, 5 stars, Feb 2023

"The staff at Greenfield Tax Resolution have always been professional and courteous. Their knowledge of current tax laws is exceptional and reliable service." Brigcon Construction Services, 5 stars, Feb 2023

Tax Relief Across Broward County

Greenfield helps taxpayers in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, Coral Springs, Pompano Beach, Davie, Plantation, Sunrise, Weston, Deerfield Beach, Lauderhill, Tamarac, Margate, Coconut Creek, Oakland Park and throughout Broward County. Consultations are available by phone. Behind on filing? See Unfiled Tax Returns Help

Tax Relief in Broward: Common Questions

Do you offer tax relief in Broward County?

Yes. Greenfield helps individuals and business owners in Fort Lauderdale and across Broward County with back taxes, unfiled returns, penalties, liens, levies and payroll tax problems.

What happens if I haven't filed my tax returns?

Usually penalties and IRS notices, not an arrest. The longer returns sit, the more penalties build and the fewer options you keep. Filing the missing returns is typically the first step.

Can the IRS take my wages or bank account?

In some cases, yes, after the IRS sends required notices. Respond to every notice and call before the deadline on it. Options may exist to stop or release a levy depending on your facts.

How much does tax relief cost?

It depends on the work involved. After the consultation and transcript review, you receive a written scope and fee before any work begins. Be careful with anyone who quotes a price without seeing your IRS account.

Do I qualify for an Offer in Compromise?

Often not. It depends on your income, expenses, assets and equity, and the IRS accepts only a portion of offers. I'll check your numbers before recommending it.

Will my IRS debt be reduced or erased?

Some cases qualify for reduced balances, penalty removal or payment plans, and some do not. I can't predict what the IRS will do in your case, and I won't promise it.

Do I need to talk to the IRS myself?

Once you sign a power of attorney, I communicate with the IRS for you. That usually means you stop taking their calls.

Are you part of the IRS?

No. Greenfield Tax Resolution is a private CPA practice and is not affiliated with the IRS or any government agency.

Ready to Deal With the IRS?

You don't need to have it all figured out. Tell me what you've received, and I'll tell you what comes next. Call 754-704-2562 or book below.

Greenfield Tax Resolution is a private CPA practice and is not affiliated with the Internal Revenue Service or any government agency. Results vary based on individual facts and are not guaranteed. Representation before the IRS is performed under Treasury Department Circular 230. Fees are set out in a written engagement letter before work begins. 4300 N. University Drive, Suite F-100 DM79, Lauderhill, FL 33351.