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For taxpayers and business owners facing IRS correspondence, examinations, or years of unresolved filings — represented by a federally authorized Enrolled Agent.
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Every section answers the same questions: who it's for, what it addresses, why timing matters, how Oliver approaches the work, and what happens next.
Individuals and business owners who have received IRS correspondence, are behind on filings, are under examination, or are trying to resolve balances that have escalated over time. Timing matters because IRS deadlines are unforgiving — earlier engagement typically means more options.
The scope of representation is defined in writing at the outset. Common matters include:
The first step is reviewing the actual notice or transcript — not guessing from a summary. From there, Oliver defines the representation scope, communicates with the IRS on your behalf, and keeps you informed at each meaningful step. No promises about outcomes are made before the underlying facts are reviewed.
If possible, gather the specific notice or letter, the most recent filed return, and any prior correspondence. If you don't have all of it, that's fine — obtaining a transcript is often the first step.
After the intake, you'll receive a written scoping conversation, a defined engagement letter, and an initial action list. Oliver's involvement remains direct throughout.
