Representation before the IRS and state tax authorities under Treasury Circular 230 — from the first notice to final resolution.
An IRS notice compounds if ignored and often worsens if answered badly. What it needs is a measured, informed response — grounded in your transcript, the governing procedure, and the deadlines that control it.
We represent taxpayers directly before the IRS and state authorities — examinations, collections, and appeals — with the unlimited practice rights CPAs hold under Circular 230. You forward the letter; we take it from there.
In practice, that means power of attorney filed, transcripts pulled and monitored, every response calendared and in writing, and resolution paths — installment agreements, penalty relief, offers in compromise where the numbers genuinely support one — assessed on facts, not promises.
Analysis and response to IRS and state notices, with account transcripts pulled and monitored so nothing arrives unseen.
Direct representation in correspondence and field examinations — document production, position defense, and appeals where warranted.
Installment agreements, currently-not-collectible status, and offers in compromise — pursued where the financial facts support them.
First-time abatement and reasonable-cause relief requests, plus state income and sales tax controversy support.
Federal and state compliance handled end-to-end — accurate returns, defensible positions, and planning that happens before year-end, not after it.
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