We help individuals and business owners in New York, NY resolve federal IRS problems, including balances, levies, payroll tax, and audits, from our Irving, Texas office.
Every IRS case starts with your IRS account transcripts and a written plan, with fees disclosed before we begin.
We do not have an office in New York. New York clients are served remotely from our Irving, Texas office by video, phone, and secure document exchange.
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New York, NY is part of New York City.
New York has a state income tax administered by the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. New York City residents also pay a city income tax.
Federal IRS problems follow the same rules in every state. That's why we can resolve IRS balances, notices, and audits for clients here without a local office.
IRS collection, audit, and appeals matters are federal. As an Enrolled Agent and CPA, Ebot Mbi can represent taxpayers before the IRS regardless of the state they live in.
Learn more: Offer in Compromise · Audit representation · Bank levy release
We respond to IRS notices, from the first balance-due letter through final notices of intent to levy.
Learn more: CP14 notice · CP504 notice · LT11 / Letter 1058 final notice
Businesses behind on federal payroll deposits face escalating enforcement and possible personal liability for owners.
Learn more: Payroll (employment) tax problems · Seizure defense
Yes, for federal IRS matters. Enrolled Agents and CPAs are authorized to practice before the IRS nationwide under Treasury Circular 230.
State tax matters and attest services outside Texas depend on each state's rules. We confirm them before accepting that work.
No. We work entirely by video, phone, and secure document exchange.
IRS representation is federal. We do not need a NY license to resolve your IRS problem — and we don't have an office in New York. Everything below is delivered remotely by video, phone, and secure document exchange from our Irving, Texas office.
Ebot Mbi is an Enrolled Agent admitted to practice before the Internal Revenue Service under Treasury Circular 230 (31 U.S.C. 330). Enrolled Agent practice is authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and is not limited by state. Federal authorization to practice before a federal agency preempts state restriction — Sperry v. Florida ex rel. Florida Bar, 373 U.S. 379 (1963).
Provided under CPA practice privilege (substantial equivalency, Uniform Accountancy Act Section 23). ebotCPA PLLC holds Texas CPA license #127163 in good standing. In exercising practice privilege in NY, the firm is subject to the rules and disciplinary authority of both the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy and the NY board of accountancy.
Attest engagements outside Texas are subject to that state's firm mobility or firm registration requirements. Representation before a state tax authority is governed by that state's own rules and is separate from Enrolled Agent authority, which covers federal matters only. We confirm availability in writing before accepting any engagement in these categories.
ebotCPA PLLC maintains one office, at 4425 West Airport Freeway, Suite 595, Irving, Texas 75062. Service availability varies by state and by engagement type. Scope and fees are confirmed in a written engagement letter before work begins.
Ebot Mbi, CPA, EA is an IRS Enrolled Agent and a Texas-licensed CPA (Texas CPA License #127163). Enrolled Agents and CPAs are authorized under Treasury Circular 230 to represent taxpayers before the IRS in every state.
IRS matters for New York, NY clients are federal. State tax matters with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, and any attest services, are accepted only after we confirm that New York's rules permit them.
This page is general information, not tax advice for your situation. Results depend on your facts; no outcome is guaranteed.
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Last updated: September 12, 2026
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