How Tommy helps

Tax notices are stressful, but most can be resolved quickly when they are handled correctly and on time. Tommy reviews the notice, explains what it means and what is being asked, and prepares the response. As a CPA, he can represent you directly before the IRS, so you don't have to make those calls yourself.

If you have unfiled returns or a balance you can't pay in full, there are options, including payment plans and penalty relief. The sooner you act, the more options you usually have.

What's included

Review and response to IRS and state notices
Audit and examination representation
Installment agreements and payment plans
Penalty abatement requests
Unfiled and late return catch-up
Amended returns to correct errors
Communication with the IRS on your behalf
Help with Virginia, Maryland and DC tax agencies

Who this is for

Anyone who received an IRS or state tax letter
Taxpayers selected for an audit
People with one or more unfiled years
Anyone with a balance due they can't pay in full

How it works

Call or email

Schedule a free, no-obligation first conversation about your situation.

A fair quote

Receive a written scope and fee before any work begins.

Ongoing support

Tommy handles the work and stays in touch year-round.

Common questions

I received an IRS notice. What should I do first?

Don't ignore it, and note the response deadline. Call or email Tommy with a copy of the notice. Many notices are simple to resolve when they are answered promptly.

Can you speak to the IRS for me?

Yes. With your signed authorization, Tommy can communicate with the IRS on your behalf.

IRS Notices & Representation