An IRS letter arrived. Don't answer it alone.
Most IRS notices carry a hard response deadline and a proposal that is easier to challenge before it becomes an assessment. Send us the letter and we'll tell you exactly what it means and what happens next.
Southeast Tax Services is led by an Enrolled Agent — federally licensed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury with unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS for audits, collections and appeals in all 50 states.
What we represent you through
Correspondence exam
The IRS questions specific line items by mail. We assemble one complete, well-indexed response package instead of a drip of partial answers.
Office examination
You're asked to appear at an IRS office. With representation on file, we can attend in your place and keep the scope contained.
Field examination
An IRS agent wants to visit your business. We control the location, the document flow, and every interview question.
Underreporter matching
Automated notices such as CP2000 propose tax from mismatched third-party data. Many are wrong, and most can be reduced.
Send the letter. We'll take it from here.
Photograph every page, including the back. The notice number in the top-right corner tells us most of what we need before we even open the file.
- A specialist reads your notice the same business day it arrives.
- You get the deadline, the real exposure, and your options in plain English.
- We respond to the IRS in writing so nothing depends on a phone call nobody logged.
- Everything is documented, so if the case escalates to Appeals the record is already clean.
Deadline inside ten days? Call 678-883-5100 and say “IRS notice” — we'll triage it immediately.
Prefer to talk it through first?
Sending a notice does not create a client relationship; representation begins with a signed engagement letter and Form 2848 where applicable. Audit and resolution outcomes are determined solely by the taxing authority and cannot be guaranteed.