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IRS tax representation

IRS Tax Representation Services

Tax representation means a licensed professional speaks to the IRS on your behalf. Receiving an IRS notice is not the end of the world, but talking to the IRS without representation can turn a small problem into a large one. We file Power of Attorney on day one and handle every call, letter, and meeting from that point forward.

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Overview

IRS tax representation: the essentials.

Authorized creds
EA, CPA, tax attorney
Filed
Form 2848 (Power of Attorney)
You talk to IRS
Never, unless you want to
Covers
Notices, audits, appeals

As a taxpayer, you have the legal right to hire an authorized IRS representative. The three credentials authorized to represent you before the IRS without limitation are Enrolled Agent (EA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and tax attorney. All three can practice before the IRS in every state.

Our tax representation team includes all three credentials. We assign the right specialist to each case based on the issue: Enrolled Agents for collection and resolution work, CPAs for prep-heavy cases and amendments, tax attorneys for appeals, complex audits, and any case where attorney-client privilege matters.

How this case usually unfolds

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A scary IRS notice · IRS representation

A CP2000 or audit letter lands and the instinct is to call the IRS and explain. That is usually where cases go wrong. With Power of Attorney on file, we answer the notice, attend any meeting in your place, and respond only to what the IRS actually asked, so a small issue stays small.

Sound similar to yours?

No two cases are identical, but patterns repeat. Talk to one of our Enrolled Agents to find out which programs apply to your situation.

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Federal and state audit representation

Some people are anxious about speaking with a taxing authority. That is reasonable. Saying the wrong thing in an audit can extend its scope, add years to the review, or shift a small adjustment into a large one.

You are not required to attend an audit personally. With Power of Attorney filed, we attend in your place. You do not say the wrong thing because you do not say anything.

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When to bring us in

01

You received an audit letter

Audits open with a written notice. Call us before responding. The first response sets the tone of the entire audit.

02

You received a CP2000 or other notice

CP2000 means the IRS thinks your return does not match what was reported by employers, banks, or brokers. Many CP2000 notices can be answered with documentation we prepare.

03

A Revenue Officer contacted you

Revenue Officers handle the most serious cases. If one is calling, you need representation now.

04

You want to plan ahead

If you have a complex return for the current year and want to reduce your audit risk, we can review and advise before you file.

Federal programs

Nine IRS programs. We look through them all.

Most tax debt is resolved through one of these nine programs. Which one fits depends on your numbers, your filing history, and assessment dates.

Client reviews

What clients say about IRS tax representation.

5.0 on Google across 356+ verified reviews. A few relevant to IRS tax representation below; read them all on our reviews page.

I was worried at first. I'm not really computer savvy. Pablo Nunez has so much patience with me. Talked to me, clearly explained, and walked me through computer difficulties. I'm not worried, and my stress levels have never been lower. Thank you, everyone at Innovative Tax Relief.

SM Steven M. Jun 2026

Their. Very. Respectable. They. Solve. My. Issue. With. The. IRS On. How. To. Be. On. The. Rite. Track. With. The. IRS. Payments

LA Lourdes A. Apr 2025

Thank you to innovative tax relief for putting my tax problems behind me .. thanks to Peter for overseeing the process my case worker Lisa Liriano for reassuring me it’s all going to be fixed, and all the refiles from past years and just a mess you took over .. attorney Ryan for negotiations and protections from the IRS and saving me thousands of dollars .. you did exactly what you said you would do now I can breathe again ..Thank you Innovative Tax Relief

MG mark G. Jun 2025

So far Abraham Polanco has been attentive and answered all my questions. Hoping we can get this mess our prior tax attorney created fixed. Looking forward to the outcome

KG kristi G. Jan 2026

I used ITR for the first time this year. I didn’t know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised with how promptly and professionally they resolved my tax issues and straightened out my debts for the year. I would not hesitate to use them again and I’m grateful I found them!!

KG Kasey G. Jul 2025

Victor my tax advisor was awesome with great communication and was able to cut me a great deal with the IRS.

RV Rolando V. Sep 2025

Frequently asked

What people ask about IRS tax representation.

What is IRS tax representation?
Tax representation means a licensed professional speaks to the IRS on your behalf. We file Power of Attorney (Form 2848), and from that point the IRS notices, calls, and meetings come to us, not you.
Who is allowed to represent me before the IRS?
Only three credentials can represent you before the IRS without limitation: an Enrolled Agent (EA), a CPA, and a tax attorney. Our team includes all three, and we assign the right one to your case.
Do I have to talk to the IRS myself?
No. With Power of Attorney on file, we handle IRS communication for you. Many clients never speak to the IRS directly again, which also prevents the common mistake of saying something that expands the case.
What is Form 2848, the IRS Power of Attorney?
Form 2848 authorizes us to represent you before the IRS for specific tax matters and years. We file it on day one; it is what lets us pull your transcripts, receive your notices, and negotiate on your behalf.

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