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Experienced IRS Representation
You have the right to representation. Exercising it changes how the entire conversation goes.
Facing the IRS without representation is like appearing in court without counsel: legal, and inadvisable. Revenue agents and officers handle these matters daily; you may face them once in a lifetime. Taxpayers who engage directly often volunteer information that expands an examination, agree to timelines that hurt them, or accept assessments a professional would have contested. The agency is not villainous, but it is not neutral either, and the imbalance of experience is the whole problem.
As a CPA, Edgar Gomez is authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS, and with a power of attorney on file, the agency communicates with our office instead of with you. We manage examinations from document requests through closing, negotiate installment agreements and other collection alternatives for clients carrying back-tax balances, and contest findings when the facts support it. Two decades of tax practice, including a Master of Science in Taxation, inform every position we take on your behalf.
Who this is for
We represent business owners and individuals across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach facing examinations, payroll tax problems, years of unfiled returns, or balances they cannot pay at once. Contractors, trucking operators, medical professionals, and real estate investors appear often in this work, partly because cash-intensive and asset-heavy businesses draw more scrutiny. If the IRS has your attention, whatever the reason, this is the service to call first.
Why clients choose this
- The IRS talks to us, not to you
- No accidental admissions or expanded exam scope
- Resolution options you did not know existed
- Penalties challenged wherever grounds exist
- Sleep restored while professionals handle it
Ready to get started?
Do not face the IRS with an empty chair beside you. Call (305) 497-0552 for a confidential case review.
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What you get
Power of attorney representation
Once authorized, we become the point of contact for the IRS, ending direct calls and letters to you and putting every interaction on professional footing.
Examination management
We prepare responses to information requests, control the flow and framing of documents, attend meetings on your behalf, and push back on overreaching inquiries.
Back-tax resolution
For unpaid balances, we evaluate the full menu of collection alternatives, from installment agreements to offers in compromise where the facts genuinely qualify.
Penalty relief pursuit
Where reasonable cause exists, we build the case for penalty abatement, which can meaningfully shrink what you ultimately pay.
Unfiled return remediation
We reconstruct records, prepare the missing years, and bring you back into compliance in the order and manner that minimizes damage.
Appeals when warranted
If an examination concludes wrongly, we take the disagreement to IRS Appeals with a documented, professionally argued position.
How it works
The engagement, step by step
Step
Confidential case review
We hear the full story, examine the notices and history, and give you a straight assessment of exposure and options.
Step
Authorization
A power of attorney is filed, redirecting IRS contact to our office and letting us pull your account transcripts directly.
Step
Strategy and negotiation
We build the response or resolution plan, then engage the agency deliberately, on the schedule and terms that serve you.
Step
Resolution and prevention
Once the matter closes, we fix whatever caused it, so this is the last time you need this particular service.
FAQ
IRS Representation, common questions
The IRS is auditing my business. What should I do first?
Engage representation before you respond to anything substantive. Early answers set the trajectory of an examination, and well-meaning taxpayers routinely widen their own exams by over-sharing. Once we file a power of attorney, we manage every response, and you stop improvising under pressure.
I owe more than I can pay. What are my options?
More than most people assume. Installment agreements spread payment over time, currently-not-collectible status pauses collection during genuine hardship, and offers in compromise settle for less in limited circumstances. We assess which paths your finances actually support and pursue the one that fits, not the one late-night ads promise.
Can penalties really be removed?
Often, yes. The IRS abates penalties for reasonable cause, such as serious illness or disaster, and offers first-time abatement to taxpayers with clean compliance histories. Interest is harder to remove, but cutting the penalty layer alone can shrink a balance substantially. We evaluate eligibility as a standard part of every case.
Will hiring a CPA make me look guilty?
No. Representation is a standard taxpayer right, exercised constantly by people with nothing to hide, and IRS personnel generally prefer working with professionals who speak the procedural language. What actually hurts taxpayers is ignoring deadlines and improvising answers, not showing up properly represented.
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