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IRS Appeals Representation

Challenge unfavorable IRS decisions through the independent Appeals Office.

You do not have to accept an unfavorable IRS decision. The IRS Independent Office of Appeals exists specifically to take a fresh look at disputes over audits, penalties, liens, levies, and rejected settlement offers, separate from the office that made the original decision. Most appeal rights expire on strict deadlines, often 30 days from the date on your letter. We evaluate whether an appeal is your strongest path, file the correct request on time, and present your case in the format appeals officers actually work with. As enrolled agents we represent you through the entire process, from the initial protest through the hearing and negotiation.

Is this your situation?

  • An audit closed with changes you believe are wrong
  • You received a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and want a hearing
  • The IRS rejected your Offer in Compromise or installment agreement
  • Penalties were assessed that you believe are unfair

How We Resolve It

  1. 1

    Deadline check

    Appeal rights run on short clocks. We identify which deadlines apply to your letters and preserve every right still available.

  2. 2

    Build the protest

    We prepare the written appeal with the facts, figures, and tax authority that support your position.

  3. 3

    The hearing

    We represent you before the appeals officer, by phone or correspondence, and negotiate from prepared positions.

  4. 4

    Close it out

    We review any settlement before you sign so you understand exactly what it resolves.

How We Help

  • Independent review of the decision against you
  • Every filing deadline tracked and met
  • A professionally prepared protest, not a form letter
  • Negotiation handled by licensed representatives
  • Free consultation on whether an appeal fits your case

Frequently Asked Questions

Appeals resolves a large share of cases without litigation, and appeals officers weigh the cost and risk of the IRS pursuing a case further. If your position has merit, an appeal is often the most cost effective way to be heard. We will tell you honestly if it is not.

Commonly several months to a year depending on the case type and appeals office workload. Collection generally pauses on the disputed issue while a timely appeal is pending.

Get Help Now

Speak with a licensed tax professional about your irs appeals representation case. Book a no-obligation tax resolution case evaluation.

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