James McIntosh, EA, Founder and Owner
James McIntosh, EA, is founder and owner of Mcintosh , Fernandez & Veal LLC and Acme Tax Relief, based in Columbus, Ohio, and serving clients nationwide. With over 40 years of experience, James has assisted hundreds of taxpayers with their IRS and state tax problems. He loves to ease the fears of his clients and to help them reach a better-than-expected outcome with the IRS.
James is an Enrolled Agent, which is one of three designations allowed to practice tax resolution with the IRS and help clients with their tax problems. He is a NTPI Fellow. Certified from the National Tax Practice Institute and a member of the National Association of Enrolled Agents. Active in the Columbus community, James is a Board member of Think Make Live Youth, a non-profit organization that provide leadership training and opportunities for at-risk youth.
Prior to starting his own firm in 2018, James was a small business consultant specializing in small business set-up and operation, business taxes, and recovery of excess taxes. His expertise is in small business accounting and tax, with a focus on small business tax resolution.
James attended the University of Cincinnati, Youngstown State, and Eastern Gateway Community College, completing courses in accounting and paralegal studies. When he is not working, you might find him with his pet Corgi, Bubba, or watching his favorite movie Wall Street.
Company History
McIntosh Fernandez & Veal specializes in tax debt resolution. We offer an aggressive representation of taxpayers before the IRS. We assist clients in exercising their rights before the IRS. Our goal is always to resolve a client’s tax debt for as little as legally possible. We remove the anxiety of dealing with the IRS.
McIntosh Fernandez & Veal operates at the highest ethical standards. Our prices are not based on how much you owe or how much cash you have but rather on the tasks needed to resolve your case. If you owe $50,000 and your resolution path requires the same steps as the person who owes $25,000, you pay the same price because it is the same amount of work. We don’t use the bait-and-switch method. We will not request a contract rewrite once we agree on what needs to be done.