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Did you receive an IRS Audit Notice?
An IRS audit notice can be an intimidating and complex process. There may be some items in your tax return that raise a red flag and the IRS wants to verify it. As an experienced EA (Enrolled Agent to IRS) we can represent you to the IRS.
Payroll Tax
Audit
IRS Penalty
Abatement
Preparation of
Delinquent Returns
Analysis of
IRS Records
Discussion with IRS and Payments of back taxes
Frequently Asked Questions.
Don’t respond directly to the IRS on your own and don’t ignore the deadline on the letter. Contact us as soon as possible so we can review the notice, determine exactly what the IRS is asking for, and handle the communication on your behalf.
As a CPA, Shikha Varshney is authorized to represent clients before the IRS under a Power of Attorney (Form 2848). In most cases, we communicate with the IRS directly, and you don’t need to attend meetings or calls yourself
Common triggers include large deductions relative to income, unreported income that doesn’t match 1099s or W-2s on file, cash-heavy businesses, and certain industries the IRS flags more often. Sometimes it’s simply random selection.
Yes. We evaluate options including installment agreements, offers in compromise, and penalty abatement requests, and recommend whichever path realistically fits your financial situation rather than the one that sounds best on paper.
Generally three years from the filing date, but that extends to six years if there’s a substantial understatement of income, and there’s no time limit at all in cases of fraud or unfiled returns. This is exactly why it pays to have representation early rather than waiting.