Clients needing IRS representation or resolution – Our Enrolled Agents work with clients needing professional tax representation. We provide authorized representation before the IRS. As Enrolled Agents, we represent clients nationwide, regardless of their location.
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Our firm is led by Enrolled Agents, federally licensed as tax professionals authorized to represent clients before the IRS.
Marc is the President and owner of Riverly Tax and is federally licensed by the IRS as an Enrolled Agent. He has his undergraduate degree from the University of Washington, and Masters degrees from Emory University and Western Governors University. Marc has 30+ years of business and managerial experience. He provides professional tax preparation, representation and advisory services to individuals and small businesses.
Marc has built relationships with local businesses and non-profits and has deep experience presenting tax topics both in-person and for virtual webinars. Marc is known for his thorough, ethical approach and commitment to helping clients understand their tax obligations and options.
April is the Chief Operating Officer and federally licensed by the IRS as an Enrolled Agent. She has her undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois Chicago and Masters degree from Roosevelt University. She has over 30+ years of managerial experience in banking, financial services and tax preparation. April provides professional tax preparation, representation and advisory services to individuals and small businesses. She has managed IRS-compliant tax services and built relationships with local businesses and non-profits.
April brings a practical, detail-oriented approach to helping clients navigate tax matters with confidence, while ensuring adherence to tax regulations and internal controls. She specializes in accurate compliance, clear explanations, process improvement, patience, and client-centered service.
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