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IRS & Florida Audit Representation in Orlando

Received a letter from the IRS, the Florida Department of Revenue or your insurance company? Don’t face it alone. Our team, including an IRS Enrolled Agent, reviews your case, prepare the documentation and deal with the auditor for you.

What's included

How we help

  • IRS correspondence, office and field audits
  • Response to IRS notices (CP2000, CP14, CP501 and others)
  • Florida Department of Revenue sales & use tax audits
  • Florida reemployment (unemployment) tax reviews
  • Workers’ compensation premium audits: payroll records, subcontractor certificates and classifications
  • Reconstruction of books and records when documentation is missing

Who we help

Is this service for you?

You received a letter

An IRS or Florida notice asking for information, proposing changes or a balance due.

Businesses under review

Sales tax, payroll or workers’ comp audits for small and mid-size businesses.

Records out of order

Books that need to be organized or rebuilt before the auditor sees them.

FAQ

Common questions

What should I do if I get an IRS letter?

Don’t ignore it and don’t call the IRS before reviewing it with a professional. Bring us the letter as soon as possible — most notices have a response deadline.

Can you talk to the IRS for me?

Yes. Our Enrolled Agent is federally licensed by the IRS and, with your authorization (Form 2848), can represent you and communicate with the IRS on your behalf.

Do you help with workers’ comp audits?

Yes. We prepare your payroll reports, subcontractor certificates of insurance and employee classifications for the insurance carrier’s premium audit.

Talk to our team today

13550 Village Park Dr, Suite 135, Orlando, FL 32837 · Mon–Fri 9–6 · Sat 9–3 · Hablamos Español