Enrolled Agent representation
IRS representation
An IRS letter can be unsettling. You don't have to handle it alone, and you don't have to speak to the IRS yourself.
Situations we help with
Notices and letters
Understanding what the IRS is asking for, and responding correctly and on time.
Audits and examinations
Preparing, organizing documentation, and representing you through the process.
Balances due
Evaluating options such as payment arrangements and other resolution paths.
Unfiled returns
Getting you back into compliance in an orderly way.
What happens first
Step 1
Consultation
We talk through what you've received and what's happened so far.
Step 2
Review
We review your IRS records and correspondence to understand your position.
Step 3
Plan
You get a clear explanation of your options and a recommended path.
Step 4
Representation
With your authorization, we communicate with the IRS on your behalf.
The credential
Why an Enrolled Agent.
Enrolled Agents are federally authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Patience brings 23 years of tax experience to that representation, and an understanding of how businesses and investments actually work.
Schedule an IRS representation consultation.
Bring any notices you've received. Outcomes depend on your specific facts and circumstances, and no particular result can be guaranteed.
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