🚨 Received an IRS Notice?

Don't panic and don't ignore it. We can help you understand what the IRS wants and your options for response. Contact us immediately.

IRS Notices & Correspondence

Common IRS notices include:

CP2000 (Income Discrepancy) — IRS found a mismatch between your return and information they received (W-2s, 1099s)
Notice of Audit — IRS selected your return for examination
Balance Due Notice — You owe back taxes, penalties, or interest
Demand for Return — IRS is requesting you file missing years
Penalty Notices — Penalties for late filing, non-payment, or accuracy issues

We represent you in correspondence with the IRS, prepare responses, and negotiate resolutions on your behalf.

Audit Representation

If the IRS selects your return for audit, we handle:

Responding to the audit notice and request for documentation
Gathering and organizing records to support your return
Communicating directly with the IRS examiner
Negotiating adjustments and resolving disagreements
Preparing you for an in-person audit meeting, if necessary

You don't have to face an audit alone. We level the playing field.

Back Taxes & Unfiled Returns

If you haven't filed taxes for several years, don't assume you're past the point of action. Options include:

Filing Unfiled Returns — We prepare back years and file them with the IRS
Penalty Relief — We request abatement of penalties for reasonable cause
Payment Plans — We help negotiate installment agreements with the IRS
Offer in Compromise — For larger tax debts, we explore settlement options

Why Act Now

The sooner you address back taxes or unfiled returns, the better your options. Interest and penalties accumulate, and the IRS has powerful collection tools. We can help minimize the damage and get you back into compliance.

Appeals & Disputes

If you disagree with an IRS audit result, you have the right to appeal. We:

Review the audit results and identify grounds for appeal
Prepare a detailed written argument for appeal
Represent you at the IRS Appeals Office
Work toward a settlement or full reversal

Payment Solutions

If you owe the IRS, we help structure the best payment option:

Full Payment — Highest relief if possible (avoids interest and penalties)
Installment Agreement — Monthly payment plan over time
Currently Not Collectible (CNC) — Temporary pause on collections if you're experiencing financial hardship
Offer in Compromise — Settlement for less than you owe (strict eligibility requirements)

Get Help With IRS Issues

Whether it's a notice, audit, or back taxes, we're here to help. Contact us for immediate assistance.

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