No. My audit and notice work is all federal IRS work. If a state revenue department or Labor & Industries is involved, that goes to someone who specializes in it, and I'll refer you to the right person.
On the federal side, I take letters you don’t understand, audits at any stage, federal returns you haven’t filed, books that got away from you, auditors asking for documents you don’t have, and appeals. In the language of the notices: CP2000 and other underreporter matching, CP3219A notices of deficiency, thirty-day letters, Information Document Requests, correspondence, office and field audits, protests and Appeals.
Tell me what the letter says, and I’ll tell you what it actually means and what has to happen first.
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