SNF Tax is a federal tax representation practice built for one purpose — resolving IRS matters for individuals and businesses, nationwide.
Resolution strategy can’t be built on assumptions. Every engagement begins with pulling the complete IRS record and building an accurate picture before any solution is proposed.
15 minutes to confirm fit. If it makes sense to move forward, a paid consultation is scheduled and an engagement letter is sent for signature before work begins.
Form 2848 authorizes direct IRS practitioner access. Once it’s on file, all IRS contact routes through our office. The IRS stops calling you directly.
Account, return, wage & income, and record-of-account transcripts are pulled and reviewed. CSED dates, assessed balances, and filing history are verified against the IRS record.
Based on your financial picture and IRS standing, the optimal resolution path is identified and presented with a clear written scope, timeline, and flat fee — before any additional work begins.
The strategy is executed. IRS responses are handled as they arrive. You receive written updates at every material development — no black holes, no guessing where the matter stands.
Every matter is different. The right resolution strategy depends on your transcript, your financial picture, and your exposure — not a one-size-fits-all package.
Settle a tax debt for less than the full amount owed when full payment would create economic hardship, or where there is legitimate doubt as to the underlying liability or collectibility.
Structured monthly payment arrangements — streamlined, regular, or partial-pay — negotiated to fit your actual financial capacity.
First-Time Abatement and Reasonable Cause relief can eliminate substantial assessed penalties. Most taxpayers who qualify never request it — and never collect it.
IRS examination defense at the examination level and through the IRS Independent Office of Appeals. You don’t have to face the IRS alone. We represent you at every step.
Separation of liability and equitable relief for spouses who should not bear responsibility for a partner’s tax errors or omissions. One of the most fact-intensive matters in IRS practice.
Collection Due Process hearings, Appeals conference representation, and Collection Appeals Program (CAP) hearings — an independent layer of review between you and IRS enforcement action.
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty defense and payroll tax resolution for businesses. The IRS treats employment tax debt as its highest civil enforcement priority.
Ongoing IRS account surveillance — automated alerts when the IRS posts new transactions, examinations, or enforcement actions to your account. No surprises.
Shraddha Bhasin has been working in accounting since 2016. In 2024, she earned the Enrolled Agent credential — granting unlimited representation rights before all IRS divisions and in all matter types.
Shraddha founded SNF Tax with a straightforward mission: to be a trusted resource for taxpayers who are overwhelmed, confused, or simply unsure of where to turn when the IRS comes knocking. She is deeply passionate about helping people navigate the IRS system with clarity and confidence — because no one should have to face it alone.
No. SNF Tax is a national practice. The IRS is a federal agency — EA representation rights don’t vary by state. All client communication runs through Liscio (secure messaging) and SmartVault (document portal). Consultations are held by phone or video. Clients in all 50 states are welcome.
Your first call is a free 15-minute discovery conversation. We confirm whether your situation is something we can help with, answer your initial questions, and if it makes sense to move forward, we schedule a paid consultation and send an engagement letter for signature before any work begins.
Yes. Unfiled returns are one of the most common situations we handle. Before any resolution strategy can be built, we pull your IRS transcripts to see exactly what the IRS has on file — including any Substitute for Return assessments. From there we identify the filing requirements and the most practical path forward.
In some cases, yes — through an Offer in Compromise. The IRS accepts OICs when a taxpayer’s Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP) is less than the total balance owed, or when there is legitimate doubt about the underlying liability. Not every case qualifies. The eligibility determination requires a full transcript analysis and financial disclosure. Any practitioner who answers that question confidently without reviewing your IRS record first is guessing.
A levy is an enforcement action, not a final judgment. Bank levies seize funds in the account on the date of the levy. Wage garnishments continue until released. Once a Power of Attorney is on file and an active resolution is in process, requesting a levy release is typically a viable step. The sooner representation begins after a levy, the more options remain available.