What constitutes IRS representation?

The IRS may send you a letter citing a deficiency or incomplete information if you are a taxpayer. Before you go to the IRS, it's possible that lawyers, Certified Public Accountants, and Enrolled Agents can assist you. In terms of IRS representation, there are several ways to authorize someone to represent you before the IRS. The main types are listed below:

• You can authorize a tax professional or other eligible individual to represent you in tax matters before the IRS by filling out Form 2848. The representative has access to your private tax information as well.
• You can authorize someone to receive and inspect your confidential tax information for a specific tax type and period through Form 8821.
• To discuss your specific tax return and tax year with the IRS, you can designate a third party representative on your tax return.
• Authorizing the IRS to disclose your tax information to someone you bring into a phone call or meeting about a specific tax issue is possible

What do we offer on your behalf?

• We will call IRS and find out about your case.
• We will prepare and file your missing returns.
• We can prepare offer and compromise to reduce your IRS bill.
• We can prepare your missing sales tax returns.
• We can prepare your missing payroll returns.
• We can prepare your missing business returns.
• We can prepare your new and pending business and personal returns.