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IRS Notices & Audit Representation
IRS letter or audit notice? Start with the facts and deadline.
If you received an IRS letter, audit notice or collection correspondence, contact our office promptly. Hizbur R. Jibon, EA, CAA, leads our team in reviewing the issue and discussing IRS representation, supporting documents and response options. We agree on the engagement before taking responsibility for your matter.
Start with the agency
Who contacted you?
IRS / FederalNotice, audit, balance due or another federal tax concernState Tax AgencyState letter, examination, payment or filing concern
Select the agency, then choose your problem type in the consultation form.
How we can help
Support shaped around your situation.
- IRS letter and tax notice review
- IRS audit and examination representation by engagement
- Tax balance, payment plan and collection matter discussions
- Prior tax return and notice response record review
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What to bring to the conversation.
- Every page of the notice, including deadlines
- The return and tax year involved
- Related records and prior correspondence
- Any payment records or previous responses
We confirm your document list after learning about your needs. Use the client app when instructed to share sensitive documents.
From first question to next step
A straightforward way to work together.
Agree on the work
We review the information and discuss scope, fees and timing.
Stay involved
We follow up on questions and explain the work for your review.
Before you begin
Your questions, answered.
Should I wait until my tax appointment to share a notice?
Contact us promptly and tell us the response deadline. We must review the notice and confirm availability before accepting responsibility for a response.
Is notice or audit work included with return preparation?
Additional work—including notices, audits or amendments—is subject to a separately agreed scope and our current fees. We explain the proposed work before beginning.
Can an EA represent clients outside New York?
An Enrolled Agent is federally licensed and has unlimited representation rights before the IRS. We review the particular matter and required authorization before accepting an engagement. State matters require their own review.
Can you help with an IRS notice for a return someone else prepared?
Contact us with the full notice and a copy of the return involved. We review the matter, availability and required records before confirming whether we can accept a separate representation engagement.
Nearby when you need us. Remote when it suits you.
Our office welcomes clients from Ozone Park, Richmond Hill, South Richmond Hill, Jackson Heights, Hillside/Jamaica and Brooklyn, including our Bangladeshi communities. In-person appointments take place at our Ozone Park office; fully remote service is available nationwide.
Local ZIP codes include 11416, 11417, 11418, 11419, 11208, 11432 and 11372.
Let’s take the next step
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you need. We will help you understand the documents, scope and next steps.