Facing an audit can be one of the most intimidating parts of the collection process, and success depends on a strong, well-prepared strategy.
When the IRS conducts an audit, they arrive armed with deep knowledge of tax laws and procedures—knowledge most taxpayers simply don’t have. This gives them a clear advantage. Our team helps level the playing field by building a solid case to protect your rights and validate your return.
Gain confidence knowing experienced professionals are by your side. We’ll stand between you and the IRS, defend your position, and ensure your case is presented with precision and authority.
If you have been served notice of an audit, our team of tax attorneys and skilled negotiators will work with you to build wining defense.
Our audit specialists have spent years understanding the audit process, and are skilled in every aspect of appeals and proceedure.
If we do not agree with the auditors decisions, we will then take to an appeals process and get answers.
The IRS is presented a power of attorney. Collection holds are then placed while we address the audit.
The IRS audit agent is contacted and a full report of IRS claims is ordered.
We review the report and investigate the items being questioned by the IRS.
Audit specialists work directly with you to obtain and create the necessary documents for your defense.
All findings are then prepared and presented to the IRS along with a request for necessary adjustments.
Once the audit is successfully closed, we represent the client before the IRS if there are any balances remaining.
We continue to guide you with future filings to maintain compliance and prevent reoccurrence.
We begin with a consultation to review your tax history, identify unfiled years or balances owed, and outline the most effective plan of action.
We then secure a collection hold on your behalf, pausing most IRS collection activities and giving us time to prepare a strong case for you.
Next, we present your case to the IRS, negotiate the total balance, file missing returns, and request penalty reductions where applicable.
After your case is successfully resolved, any federal tax liens are released, and your credit report is updated to reflect the resolution.
