IRS REPRESENTATION
Every taxpayer is entitled to representation.
A taxpayer may either represent him/herself or, with proper written authorization, have someone else represent him/her. A taxpayer’s representative must be an individual authorized to practice before the IRS, such as an enrolled agent. Jeffrey Yovanovich, EA is an Enrolled Agent. If you have a tax problem, a notice from the IRS, or are under audit, you want Jeffrey Yovanovich, EA to represent you before the IRS.
Representation allows a professional, usually an enrolled agent, to “take your place” in front of the IRS.
Your representative can:
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Interact with the IRS.
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Provide information and explanations on your behalf.
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Enter into agreements with the IRS.
In short, the representative becomes you in the eyes of the IRS.
Taxpayers have the right to representation. A qualified representative can streamline the process, take much of the effort off of you, and ensure you get the best outcome.
Learn how to authorize Blue Line Tax & Accounting Services to work with the IRS for you.