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IRS Audit Representation: EA and CPA Defense for Correspondence, Office, and Field Audits

Never speak to an IRS auditor alone. We handle correspondence, office, and field audits from Form 2848 filing through appeals.

Quick Answer

IRS audits target income underreporting, aggressive deductions, cryptocurrency, foreign accounts, and Schedule C small businesses. Professional representation cuts adjustments and closes audits faster.

Timeline

Correspondence audits close in 3 to 6 months. Office audits in 6 to 12 months. Field audits in 12 to 24 months.

Our fee

Correspondence audits from $1,495. Office audits from $2,995. Field audits from $5,995. Flat-fee proposals after intake.

Typical outcome

Proposed adjustments reduced or eliminated, no-change letters obtained where possible, and appeals filed when Appeals will materially improve the result.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Received CP2000, Letter 566, Letter 2205-A, or field audit notice
  • Any audit tax year still within the IRS assessment statute

Our 5-Step Process

Here is exactly how Gullia Filing handles your IRS Audit Representation case, from intake to resolution.

    1

    Form 2848 Power of Attorney

    We file POA immediately so all IRS contact routes through us. You do not speak to the auditor.

    2

    Audit scope containment

    We limit the audit to the specific items on the notice, preventing scope expansion into additional years or issues.

    3

    Document assembly and reconstruction

    We compile substantiation, reconstruct missing records using bank statements and Cohan-rule estimates, and organize a defensible workpaper package.

    4

    Auditor negotiation

    We attend the audit conference, argue technical positions with citations, and settle proposed adjustments before they reach the 30-day letter stage.

    5

    Appeals and Tax Court preservation

    If adjustments remain, we protest to IRS Appeals or preserve Tax Court petition rights depending on your best strategy.

Documents We Need From You

The audit notice and any attached information document requests
Prior three years of tax returns
Bank statements and receipts for years under audit

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