Services
IRS Representation & Resolution
You don't have to call the IRS yourself. An Enrolled Agent has unlimited rights to represent you before the IRS in all 50 states.
Quick answer
With a signed Form 2848 power of attorney, we deal with the IRS directly: we pull your transcripts, respond to notices, represent you in audits, negotiate payment arrangements, and request penalty relief where the facts support it. No outcome can be guaranteed — anyone who promises one is a red flag.
What's included
- Transcript pull and account analysis before anything else
- Written responses to CP and letter notices
- Audit and correspondence-exam representation (Form 2848)
- Installment agreements and collection alternatives
- First-time abatement and reasonable-cause penalty requests
- Back-year return preparation to restore compliance
Honest scope
We evaluate offers in compromise honestly: most taxpayers don't qualify, and we'll tell you before you spend money finding out.
Who this is for
- Anyone who received an IRS letter and isn't sure what it means
- Taxpayers with unfiled years who want to get compliant
- Balances due that need an installment agreement or hardship review
- Audits and correspondence exams, personal or business
Related services
IRS letters don't improve with age.
Send us the notice — we'll tell you what it actually says and what your options are.