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Your Client Received an IRS Notice. What Should the Tax Preparer Do First?
When a client forwards an IRS notice, the first response should be triage, not panic. Here is a practical framework for tax professionals deciding what to review, what to preserve, and when to refer.

Lauren Twitchell
Sep 303 min read


Can a CPA or Tax Preparer Stay Involved After Referring an IRS Case?
Referring an IRS controversy matter does not have to remove the originating accountant or tax preparer from the picture. The roles can remain separate and coordinated.

Lauren Twitchell
Sep 233 min read


When Should a CPA or Tax Preparer Refer an IRS Matter Out?
Some IRS matters are better handled by a tax controversy specialist. Here are practical signs that it may be time to refer the matter while keeping the client relationship.

Lauren Twitchell
Sep 233 min read
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