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When the IRS Comes Calling
An IRS notice doesn't have to derail your life. Whether you're facing an audit, back taxes, wage garnishment, or an offer in compromise, we step in as your advocate—handling communication, strategy, and negotiation so you can focus on what matters. And if your case escalates to tax court? We handle that too.
Most Accounting firms refer you out when things get serious. We don't. As a licensed attorney, Ryan Longmire represents clients directly in U.S. Tax Court. That means your case stays with one team from the first letter to final resolution—no handoffs, no starting over, no gaps in strategy.
To represent you with the IRS, we'll need a signed Power of Attorney and a notarized support letter. This allows us to communicate directly with the IRS and negotiate on your behalf. Every proposed settlement comes to you for approval—nothing moves forward without your sign-off.
Most Accounting firms refer you out when things get serious. We don't. As a licensed attorney, Ryan Longmire represents clients directly in U.S. Tax Court. That means your case stays with one team from the first letter to final resolution—no handoffs, no starting over, no gaps in strategy.
To represent you with the IRS, we'll need a signed Power of Attorney and a notarized support letter. This allows us to communicate directly with the IRS and negotiate on your behalf. Every proposed settlement comes to you for approval—nothing moves forward without your sign-off.
Audit RepresentationNot all audits are created equal. About 75% are correspondence audits—letters requesting documentation or proposing adjustments. These can often be resolved quickly with the right response.
The remaining 25% are field audits—face-to-face meetings at an IRS office, our office, or your place of business. We can often keep the IRS out of your workspace by demonstrating it would disrupt operations. Either way, we represent you every step of the way. When dealing with the IRS, precision matters. We respond promptly, provide exactly what's requested, and avoid volunteering unnecessary information. Whether it's a letter or an in-person audit, every response is strategic—protecting your interests at every turn. |
How We Fight For YouYou shouldn't have to navigate the IRS alone. We handle all communication on your behalf—measured, strategic, and always in your best interest.
In audits, we prepare you for what to expect and represent you directly. Our goal is simple: resolve your issue with the least disruption and the best possible outcome. We've seen what works and what doesn't. Years of experience dealing with the IRS means we know how to position your case for the best outcome—whether that's a reduced settlement, a dismissed audit, or a favorable ruling in tax court. Negotiations often involve give and take. For example, if you're claiming 18,000 miles without a log and the IRS offers 12,000, that may be a reasonable outcome—since they could disallow it entirely. We help you understand when to push back and when to accept a favorable resolution. |
