IRS Representation
An IRS notice in your mailbox is unsettling. Most of the time, it’s less serious than it looks — but that doesn’t mean you should respond without understanding what you’re dealing with.
Alpine Tax & Consulting can help you make sense of IRS correspondence, organize the documentation needed to respond, and draft a clear, accurate reply. If you’re not sure what a notice means or what the IRS is asking for, that’s a good place to start.
Vinnie Boettcher is an Enrolled Agent (EA), federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Enrolled Agents have unlimited practice rights: they can represent any taxpayer on any tax matter, not only returns they prepared.
Scope of Service
Alpine Tax assists with:
- Understanding IRS notices — translating the official language into plain terms and explaining what action, if any, is required
- Responding to correspondence — drafting written responses to IRS letters and notices that explain your position clearly and include the supporting documentation they’re asking for
- Organizing your records — identifying what documentation supports your return and helping you gather it before you respond
- CP2000 and underreporter notices — helping you review whether a proposed change is correct and how to respond if you disagree
- Representation before the IRS: as an Enrolled Agent, Vinnie can communicate with the IRS on your behalf in audits and collection matters, with your written authorization
Have an IRS Notice?
Don't ignore it. Even notices that turn out to be minor require a response by a specific deadline.
Contact Alpine Tax About Your Notice