About
An independent resource for people with tax problems in South-Central Kentucky
Not a national call center. Not a law firm. A Bowling Green–focused property whose only job is getting you in front of a vetted, licensed professional who can actually handle your case.
Direct Answer: what is Bowling Green Tax Resolution
Bowling Green Tax Resolution is an independent tax-help property serving Bowling Green, Warren County, and the state of Kentucky. It publishes plain-language guides on IRS and Kentucky Department of Revenue problems — levies, liens, unfiled returns, payment options — and connects callers with vetted, licensed Certified Public Accountants and IRS Enrolled Agents authorized under Treasury Department Circular No. 230. Consultations are free and confidential.
What this property is
A publication and a front door. The guides here are written to answer the questions people actually ask when a notice arrives: what a CP504 means, how a bank levy works, whether a settlement is real. When reading isn't enough, one call connects you with a licensed professional who reviews your transcripts, verifies the real balance, and lays out options in plain language — with fees quoted before any work starts.
What this property is not
- Not a law firm. Representation comes from CPAs and Enrolled Agents — the licensed professionals Congress and the Treasury authorize to practice before the IRS.
- Not a national mill. No sales floors, no "pennies on the dollar" scripts, no manufactured deadlines. About 14% of Offers in Compromise are accepted nationally; you'll hear the real number here.
- Not a data harvest. This site never collects Social Security numbers, dates of birth, banking credentials, or card numbers. Calls only.
- Not a guarantee machine. No outcome promises, no success-rate theater. Just licensed review and honest options.
Who handles cases
Every case is reviewed by a vetted, licensed professional: a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licensed by a state board of accountancy, or an Enrolled Agent (EA) licensed directly by the IRS — both authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS under Treasury Department Circular No. 230. Credentials are stated plainly because they matter: unlicensed operators can't do what licensed representatives do.
Service area
Built for Bowling Green and Warren County first — the plant schedules, the 1099 economy, the WKU orbit, the small employers on the corridors — and serving the state of Kentucky from there. Federal and Kentucky Department of Revenue matters are handled in a single plan.
Talk through your situation — free and confidential
A short, no-pressure conversation with vetted, licensed professionals. They review what the IRS or Kentucky Department of Revenue says you owe, explain your real options in plain language, and quote any fee before work starts.
Calls only. No fee to talk. No Social Security numbers or bank details collected on this website.