Worst case scenario is that you have been selected for an audit, and they want you to show up at the local IRS office with all your tax documents for the tax year that they're interested in. (This will generally be two years ago.) I have found that most IRS agents, despite their evil reputation, are fairly reasonable people, who are willing to accept what you can offer them if they think you're doing your best. I can go with you to the initial meeting with the IRS agent, help you in assembling the materials that they ask for, and then help you negotiate with the agent to get the best deal I think you can get based on my nearly thirty years of experience with them. If necessary, we can even take it to higher levels, including Tax Court. I'll be honest with you - this will not be cheap. However, my goal will be to minimize your overall layout of cash - between taxes and penalties to the IRS and my fees. If I don't see any realistic possibility of cutting the audit bill further, I will recommend strongly that you settle, rather than running up my own bill to no purpose.
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