It means we are legally authorized to speak, respond, and negotiate with the IRS on your behalf. You no longer have to answer IRS calls, reply to letters, or attend appointments alone we handle that communication for you while keeping you informed every step of the way.

We use IRS Form 2848 (Power of Attorney) and Form 8821 (Tax Information Authorization) to establish representation. Once signed, these forms allow us to access your tax records and communicate directly with the IRS as your authorized representative.

In most cases, yes. Once the IRS processes your authorization, correspondence and calls are directed to us instead of you. If the IRS does reach out to you directly, we advise clients to refer them to our office so we can handle the matter properly.

We handle a wide range of IRS notices, including balance due notices (CP14, CP501, CP504), audit notifications, intent to levy or lien notices, wage garnishment orders, and requests for additional documentation. No matter the notice, we review it, explain what it means, and manage the response.

We typically begin the authorization process within 24 to 48 hours of your consultation. For urgent matters such as an active levy, garnishment, or approaching deadline we prioritize the case to take action as quickly as possible.

Yes. Unfiled returns are one of the most common situations we assist with. In fact, bringing your filing history current is often a required first step before the IRS will consider any resolution options. We help prepare and file those returns as part of the representation process.