Got an Audit Letter? Take a Breath. We've Got You.
An audit letter is stressful, but most audits are routine requests for documents. We review the notice, gather what's needed, and respond to the IRS or California FTB, so you're not facing it alone.
- Free review of your IRS or FTB letter
- We prepare and organize your response
- Flat price quoted upfront
Send us your letter. We'll tell you what it means, your deadline, and the best way to respond.
*Audit help is priced by the type of audit and the number of years involved.
IRS Audits, Explained
Most audits are less scary than they sound, as long as you respond on time.
Most IRS audits are handled through letters, not in-person meetings.
The IRS generally has three years from filing to audit a return, sometimes longer.
Every letter has a response date. Missing it can mean the IRS decides without you.
Every Kind of Tax Letter
For individuals and businesses, federal and California.
Correspondence Audits
The IRS wants proof of a deduction or credit. We gather it and respond.
CP2000 Notices
The IRS says your income doesn't match its records. We check it and reply.
California FTB Audits
State audits and notices from the Franchise Tax Board.
EITC & Credit Reviews
Proof for dependents, Earned Income Credit, and education credits.
Business Audits
Schedule C, S-corp, and partnership audits, with your records organized for review.
Appeals & Disputes
Disagree with the results? We help you understand your options to dispute or appeal.
From Letter to Resolution
Free Review
Send us your letter. We explain what it means and your deadline.
Gather Proof
We tell you exactly which documents to collect and organize them.
Respond
We prepare a clear, complete response and send it on time.
Resolve
We follow up until it's closed and help with payment options if needed.
What to Bring
Start with the letter. We'll tell you what else is needed for your specific audit.
- The IRS or FTB letter (all pages)
- The tax return being audited
- Receipts and records for the items in question
- W-2s, 1099s, and other income documents for that year
- Proof for dependents (school or medical records), if asked
- Bank statements, if business income or expenses are involved
Common Questions
Does an audit mean I did something wrong?
What if I miss the response deadline?
Can you deal with the IRS for me?
You didn't prepare my return. Can you still help?
How much does audit help cost?
Got a Letter? Call Us Before You Respond.
A free review today can save you time, money, and stress. Let's look at it together.