Obtaining Audit Representation

When it comes to overdue taxes, it is not often the most recent tax return which sees that there were sums that became due months if not years ago and it is normally as the result of a tax audit examining all of your previously filed tax returns.

This can be an unexpected surprise that many of us don’t want as it could lead to more money needing to be paid which let’s face it, wasn’t accounted for. We have dealt with hundreds of cases that have involved IRS audits; our dedicated and experienced team can help with simpler cases to the most extreme which result in millions of dollars in underpayments being made.

Should you strongly believe that the IRS will be investigating you and your previous tax returns then it is important to seek help as soon as possible should the worst occur and you do actually end up owning much more then you could have ever imagined.

The most common reason a return could be subjected to an audit process, known as a “substitute for return” or SFR procedures, these are solely undertaken when a tax return was not filed on the allocated date but you can find more on this below.