IRS Audit Help — Professional Representation Through Every Stage

An IRS audit doesn't automatically mean you owe more money — but how you respond determines the outcome. 911 Tax Relief provides professional IRS audit representation, ensuring your documentation is properly organized, your rights are protected, and the audit is resolved as efficiently as possible.

Types of IRS Audits

Correspondence audits are conducted entirely by mail and are the most common type — typically requesting documentation for specific deductions. Office audits require an in-person meeting at an IRS office. Field audits are the most intensive, with an IRS agent visiting your home or business. All three benefit from professional representation.

Your Rights During an IRS Audit

Taxpayers have specific rights during audits, including the right to representation, the right to limit the scope of the audit, the right to appeal IRS determinations, and the right to pause the audit to consult with a representative. 911 Tax Relief ensures these rights are fully exercised.

How IRS Audit Representation Works

Once you retain 911 Tax Relief, we file a Power of Attorney (Form 2848), communicate directly with the IRS auditor on your behalf, organize and present your documentation strategically, and negotiate the scope and outcome of the examination. You are not required to speak with the IRS directly.

IRS Audit Appeals

If you disagree with the audit's findings, you have the right to appeal to the IRS Independent Office of Appeals. 911 Tax Relief prepares and presents the appeal, arguing against incorrect assessments and protecting your rights through the formal appeals process.