Additional Fees:

  • Expedited Service Fee (if IRS deadline is within 2 weeks): Additional 20% surcharge.
  • Add-On: Bookkeeping Services (if needed for business non-filers): $200-$250/hour.

IRS AUDIT REPRESENTATION

IRS Partial Audit Representation Package

This package is designed for clients who require limited IRS audit assistance but do not need full-scope representation. It is ideal for taxpayers who can handle some IRS interactions themselves but require expert guidance on documentation, strategy, and response preparation.

Our Services Include:

1. IRS Audit Consultation & Case Evaluation

  • Initial strategy session (60 minutes) to assess the IRS audit notice, identify key risks, and develop an action plan.
  • Review of IRS correspondence and tax return to pinpoint potential audit concerns.
  • Explanation of IRS audit process and taxpayer rights to empower the client with knowledge.


2. Document Review & Preparation

  • Guidance on required IRS documentation (substantiating deductions, credits and income).
  • Preliminary review of financial records and bookkeeping (if applicable).
  • Recommendations on missing or insufficient documentation and how to address gaps.


3. IRS Written Response Assistance

  • Preparation of IRS response letters, including audit document request (IDR) responses.
  • Guidance on answering IRS inquiries effectively to avoid unnecessary complications.
  • Review of client-drafted responses to ensure accuracy before submission.


4. Tax Law Research & Defense Strategy

  • Analysis of applicable tax laws, regulations, and precedents to support the audit defense.
  • Customized recommendations for best tax positions based on IRS procedures and case law.

5. Negotiation Strategy & Self-Representation Coaching

  • Step-by-step coaching on communicating with IRS agents during the audit.
  • Strategies for presenting documentation and responding to IRS examiners questions.
  • Guidance on avoiding common mistakes that could increase tax liability.

6. Post-Audit Risk Assessment & Next Steps

  • Review of IRS audit findings (if received) and recommendations on next actions.
  • Advice on whether to appeal, settle, or negotiate further with the IRS.
  • Prevention strategies to reduce future audit risk.