IRS Representation


As IRS Enrolled Agents certified to represent taxpayers before the IRS, we can represent our clients should any disputes or discrepancies arise between them and the agency. If the IRS is unable to verify data on your return, they normally send a letter seeking clarification.  This letter will usually state that you owe an unexpectedly large sum of money.  Be aware that the IRS is simply presenting their point of view.  We will be happy to analyze your situation, determine whether all of the appropriate factors were taken into consideration by the IRS, and fight to get you fair treatment.

There are many types of letters that you may receive from the IRS.  While most taxpayers never see these IRS notices, there is a chance that you might be sent one at some point in time.  The IRS is typically fairly good about notifying tax payers of problems and there is a solution to each notification they send out. Each notice contains a precise timeframe within which the taxpayer must respond. Timely response to any IRS notice is the most critical factor that will save you time, money and prevent escalation of further action by the IRS.

When you live overseas, the risk of missing such important mailings can be very high. Therefore, we recommend that our expat clients sign up for our Tax Agent Services, which entail our acting as your liaison with the IRS (copying you on all communications) to ensure that any letter from tax authorities is received and responded in a timely manner. If you have an existing issue with the agency, we can be there for you as well, defending your rights as a taxpayer to permanently resolve your back taxes and IRS problems