Federal authority to stand before the IRS on your behalf.
CP2000 notices. Audit correspondence. Back-tax balances. Each follows a distinct IRS procedural track — and each requires a different response.
An IRS notice has a deadline. Every day without a federally licensed representative is a day your options narrow. An Enrolled Agent holds unlimited representation rights — not just filing privileges.
Congress created this credential for exactly this moment.
An Enrolled Agent is the only federally licensed tax professional whose authority originates with the U.S. Treasury — not a state board. That distinction matters the moment the IRS is the other party in the room.
Each IRS dispute follows its own procedural path.
CP2000 Notices
Audit Correspondence
Back-Tax Resolution
A CP2000 proposes changes based on income discrepancies. The response window is fixed. We review the IRS matching data, draft the written response, and negotiate the outcome.
Correspondence audits request substantiation for specific line items. We pull the documentation, prepare the package, and communicate directly with the IRS examiner on your behalf.
Outstanding balances trigger collections procedures on a schedule. We assess the full liability, identify resolution options, and engage the IRS before enforcement actions escalate.