IRS Representation
Licensed representation when the IRS comes calling
A notice letter or an audit doesn’t have to be handled alone. Our licensed professionals represent your business directly with the IRS on cases and correspondence.
Get IRS RepresentationWhat's included
Notice letter review & response
Audit case representation
Power of attorney filing (Form 2848)
Payment plan & penalty relief negotiation
Direct communication with the IRS on your behalf
Ongoing case status updates
How it works
How it works — IRS Representation
Step 1
Share your notice or case
Upload the letter or audit notice you received.
Step 2
A licensed rep is assigned
An enrolled agent or CPA reviews your specific case.
Step 3
We contact the IRS for you
Power of attorney lets us communicate directly on your behalf.
Step 4
Case resolved
You get a clear resolution and a record of everything filed.
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Frequently asked questions
Send it to us — we review it, explain what it means, and respond directly with the IRS on your behalf where needed.
Yes, our licensed enrolled agents and CPAs can represent your business throughout an audit.
You sign Form 2848, authorizing us to communicate with the IRS directly so you don’t have to.
Don’t face the IRS alone.
Get licensed representation on your case today.
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