You need someone representing your interests — not theirs.
The importance of being represented by a qualified tax professional during an IRS or state tax audit or dispute cannot be stressed enough. Even when an auditor seems personable and easy to work with, they represent the interests of the government — not yours.
Attempting to handle an audit on your own, without a working knowledge of the tax code or audit procedure, can turn what should have been a routine review — or even a refund — into a liability you didn't expect.
What we handle for you
- Managing all correspondence and communication with the IRS or state auditor
- Reviewing your return and identifying steps to reduce potential liability
- Meeting and negotiating directly with auditors on your behalf
- Filing an appeal if the audit results in an unfavorable outcome
A notice doesn't always mean a full audit
Most IRS contact is a request for information rather than a full field audit. Either way, how you respond matters — we make sure it's handled correctly the first time, so a simple notice never turns into something bigger.
You don't have to face the IRS alone.