Notices, audits, and collections — handled.
If a letter from the IRS or a state revenue department has landed, you need someone licensed to speak for you. Enrolled Agents have unlimited federal representation rights. Power of attorney filed day one.
The full representation spectrum.
- CP2000 and automated underreporter notices
- Correspondence audits and in-person examinations
- Field audits (business, high-income, cash-intensive)
- Appeals to the IRS Office of Appeals
- Offer in Compromise (OIC) preparation and negotiation
- Installment agreements (streamlined and non-streamlined)
- Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status
- Penalty abatement — first-time, reasonable cause, statutory
- Innocent and injured spouse relief
- State tax authority representation (NY, NJ, CA FTB, and others)
- Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) and payroll disputes
- Non-filer cleanup and substitute-for-return unwinds
Most notice resolutions $1,500–$3,500. Full audits and OICs scoped individually. No contingency fees.
First 72 hours matter. Here's what they look like.
Day 1 — POA filed
Form 2848 is filed electronically with CAF. From that moment, the IRS must contact us, not you. Response deadline is preserved.
Week 1 — Transcripts pulled
We pull account, wage-and-income, and return transcripts. The position is built on what the IRS actually sees, not what you think they see.
Week 2 — Response drafted
We draft the response, review with you, and submit through the proper channel with tracking. Every submission logged to your file.
Appeals, if needed
If the first response doesn't resolve it, we escalate to the Office of Appeals and, where warranted, to Tax Court.
Closure documentation
Every case closes with a letter to the file summarizing outcome, balance, and any follow-up dates for you to calendar.
Forward planning
We identify the pattern that produced the notice — estimated tax, payroll, basis — and fix it at source so the same letter doesn't come back next year.
What to know before engaging.
I just got a CP2000. How urgent is it?
Thirty-day response window. If you do nothing, the IRS will assess the full proposed balance. Most CP2000s are resolvable to zero owed with correct documentation — but the response must be filed on time and well.
Do I qualify for an Offer in Compromise?
OIC is not a discount program — it's a present-value calculation against Reasonable Collection Potential. We pre-score candidacy on the first call. If it won't clear, we'll say so and pivot to CNC or an installment agreement.
Can you get my penalties abated?
First-time abatement is available once per taxpayer once every three years. Reasonable cause abatements require documentation. We prepare both consistently.
What if I haven't filed in several years?
We build out missing returns (prior-year transcripts, reconstructed records, where needed) and sequence the filing so you come back into compliance cleanly. Statute-of-limitation positioning matters here.
Can you represent me in Tax Court?
Admitted Tax Court representation is handled by our licensed attorney. For cases that don't reach court, Enrolled Agent representation covers audit, collections, and appeals in every state.
Don't ignore the envelope.
Every notice has a deadline printed on it. Book a call today and we'll tell you exactly what it means and what it costs to resolve.