Don’t Face the IRS Alone
An IRS audit letter is overwhelming. They may question your return, demand records, or even visit your home or business.
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Tax Relief Process
No more calls, no more letters: you’re breaking up with the IRS.
Once you’re our client, we take over all communication.
Tell us about your IRS letters, tax debt, or unfiled returns. We’ll listen, review your situation, and explain your options.
We pull your IRS transcripts to see what the IRS sees: penalties, interest, and any missing returns. Then we get you filed and eligible for relief.
We design a customized strategy that fits your numbers: an Offer in Compromise, Installment Agreement, Penalty Abatement, or another relief program.
We negotiate directly with the IRS on your behalf, keep you updated every step of the way, and help you finally get back on track.
What Is an IRS Audit?
An IRS audit is when the Internal Revenue Service reviews your tax return to verify that the information you reported is accurate. The IRS checks whether your income, deductions, and credits match their records and comply with tax laws.
Sometimes audits are random, but often they’re triggered by red flags like unusually high deductions, unreported income, or mismatched information.
It doesn’t always mean you did something wrong, but it does mean the IRS wants proof to back up what you filed.
Who Is at Risk
Anyone can be audited, but the IRS tends to focus on:
Self-employed workers and small business owners (cash income is harder to track).
High-income earners (larger returns often get more scrutiny).
People with big deductions or unusual credits (like home office, charitable giving, or earned income credits).
Taxpayers with unfiled or inconsistent returns (mismatches with IRS records trigger audits).
Even if you did everything right, the IRS may still choose to review your return.
Don't ignore it: audit deadlines are short, and missing them lets the IRS decide your return for you.
Talk to a professional: what you send the IRS, and how you send it, shapes the outcome.
Take action now: the sooner you respond, the smoother the audit goes and the more options you keep.
Contact us today for a free consultation and let us handle the IRS for you.
How We Help You Through the Process
We start with a free consultation to review your situation and explain which tax relief program is the right solution for you.
We handle all the paperwork, forms, and financial analysis the IRS requires, ,making sure nothing is missed and your case is presented in the strongest way possible.
We stand between you and the IRS, taking over all communication and negotiation while fighting for the best outcome on your behalf.
Why Choose Us?
Jason Smith, EA, CTRS was honored by the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers for expertise and dedication in tax resolution.
Proven expertise in solving IRS problems.
Licensed to represent you directly before the IRS.
No call centers, just real experts who know your case.
No hidden fees, no surprises.
We’ve helped clients just like you get on the right track with the IRS.
Frequently Asked Questions
Audits can be random, but they’re often triggered by red flags such as:
Unreported income (like side jobs, freelance work, or investment earnings).
Large or unusual deductions/credits compared to income.
Cash-heavy businesses (restaurants, salons, construction, etc.).
Mismatched information between your return and what banks/employers reported to the IRS.
Repeated losses on a business or rental property.
In short, anything that looks inconsistent or suspicious to the IRS can trigger an audit.
Don’t face the IRS alone. Contact us today for a free consultation and let us handle the audit for you.
If you ignore an IRS audit letter, the problem doesn’t go away. It gets worse.
The IRS will assume your return was wrong, assess extra taxes, and add penalties and interest. If you still don’t respond, they can place a lien on your property, garnish your wages, or even levy your bank account.
Always respond right away, or let a tax professional handle it for you.
Yes, because even honest taxpayers can get audited. Just like you wouldn’t go to court without a lawyer, you shouldn’t face the IRS without a qualified professional.
The IRS may simply want more information, but without the right response, an audit can drag on and create unnecessary stress. That’s where we come in.
Our team knows exactly what the IRS is looking for and how to present it clearly. With us handling the process, your audit moves forward smoothly, and you avoid costly mistakes.
Usually three years from when you filed. That stretches to six years if a large share of income was left off the return, and there is no time limit for a year where no return was filed or the return was fraudulent.
This is one more reason unfiled years are worth fixing before the IRS finds them.
Not always. Many audits are correspondence audits, handled entirely by mail and limited to one or two items on your return. Office audits happen at an IRS office, and field audits, the most serious kind, happen at your business.
Whatever the type, you can have a licensed representative deal with the IRS for you, so you generally do not have to face the examiner yourself.
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