Tax Representation
If you receive any audit letter/notice/enquiry on your tax return, Best Tax Filer will represent your case before the IRS/State Revenue Department, regardless of who prepared your tax return. The IRS has three years from the due date of the tax return to assess any additional taxes that may be owed by issuing an Audit Letter. The IRS has the authority to examine the taxpayer’s books, papers and other records that supports the items considered on your filed tax returns. It is always a good idea to keep the records that are relevant with respect to the filed tax returns for at least 3 years from the date on which you have filed your taxes.
Taxpayer representation is the process of assisting our clients in dealing with various taxing authorities, negotiating payment plans or settlements, and in some cases, representing our clients in court. We represent clients on a variety of taxation issues and guide them through the dispute process ranging from a collection action to administrative appeals through litigation.
The best person to represent you in tax matters before the IRS would be your CPA, your tax attorney, or an Enrolled Agent. This person would be very familiar with your tax return and be able to speak to the issues in its preparation and filing.
"Thank you so much for all your wonderful assistance & expertise. You were so helpful and efficient, and helped me through a nerve racking process."
