An Audit Notice Isn't a Conviction — But How You Respond Matters
Many audits end with no change or even a refund. But the type of audit, how you respond, and whether you have representation all determine the outcome.
75%+ by Mail
Correspondence audits are most common (75%+) and often resolved with records.
Never Go Alone
For office and field audits, never attend without representation.
Protect Yourself
Anything you say to an auditor can be used against you — let a pro respond.
Favorable Outcomes
With proper representation, audits often end in no change or a refund.
How We Defend You Throughout the Audit
We review the notice, gather the right records, and handle all IRS communication — so you don't have to face the auditor alone.
Assess the Audit Type
We identify whether it's a correspondence, office, or field audit and what's at stake.
Gather the Right Records
We collect the documentation that supports your return and minimizes exposure.
Handle All IRS Contact
We respond to the IRS on your behalf — you don't have to speak to them directly.
Seek the Best Outcome
We push for no change, a reduced assessment, or a refund wherever the facts allow.