IRS Representation
We review your IRS notice, explain what is being asked and any applicable deadlines, and represent you in responding. We keep you informed about correspondence, account updates and next steps throughout the matters you engage us to handle.
What We Handle
We step in as your representative before the IRS for examinations, collection activity and appeals. That includes filing Form 2848, taking the calls, corresponding in writing, and requesting penalty abatement, installment agreements or other available resolutions.
We review each notice against your filed return and records, check the figures, identify any applicable response deadline, and prepare a response with supporting documents when needed.
Correspondence, office and field examinations handled by a credentialed professional. We organize the records, respond to each information request, attend the interview with you, and present the support for every item under review.
Tax Notice Management
IRS notices can request information, propose changes or seek payment. We review what the notice says, explain any applicable deadlines, check the figures against your records, and help prepare the appropriate response.
Notices we see most
We identify the notice type, tax period, what it asks you to do, and any applicable response or appeal deadline.
We compare the IRS figures with your filed return, payment records and supporting documents to identify any differences and determine whether a response is needed.
We follow the notice instructions, prepare any required response and supporting documents, and track the applicable deadline and submission details.
We review whether missing information, a payment discrepancy or a return error needs attention. If an amended return is appropriate, we coordinate it with the notice response and the IRS's instructions.
We monitor available IRS correspondence and account updates, explain the status and any next steps, and keep copies of notices and responses for your records.
Audit Representation
An audit involves reviewing records, explaining the facts and addressing IRS questions. With the appropriate authorization, our Enrolled Agents can represent you before the IRS, communicate on your behalf, and receive tax information for the matters covered.
The IRS requests records by mail about specific items on a return. We review the request, organize supporting documents, and prepare a response addressing the questions raised.
A scheduled interview at an IRS office. We prepare the records, brief you on what will be asked, and attend with you so the questions are answered accurately and consistently.
An examiner comes to your business or your representative's office. We organize the records, respond to information document requests, and track examination requests and deadlines.
The IRS compares third-party information, such as Forms 1099 and W-2, with your return and proposes changes. We review the proposed adjustments and supporting records, then help prepare a response. The tax effect depends on the facts and the IRS's review.
Payroll, worker classification and trust fund questions. If we run your payroll, we can show the deposits, filings and treatment behind each worker.
State revenue departments and multi-state sales tax examinations, including nexus questions, exemption certificate support and back-period filings, subject to each state's representation rules.
Before you respond
IRS Credential
Our team includes Enrolled Agents — the highest credential awarded by the IRS. Enrolled Agents are federally authorized tax practitioners empowered to represent taxpayers before the IRS in audits, collections, and appeals.
How It Works
Upload or bring in every page, including the envelope. We will tell you what it means and what the deadline is before anything else.
We identify the tax periods, the amount at issue and the path to resolution, then give you a flat quote before work begins.
We file Form 2848 for the tax matters you authorize us to handle, communicate with the IRS on your behalf, and track correspondence and deadlines.
You get a written summary of the outcome, the supporting file, and any recommended follow-up steps.
Questions
Representation outcomes depend on the facts of each case and the IRS's determinations. No result is guaranteed.
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Book a free 30-minute call and bring the notice with you. We will tell you what it is asking for, what the deadline is, and what it will cost to handle.
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