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705 Granada Blvd South Jacksonville, FL 32207

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    IRS Audit Defense and Tax CPA in Jacksonville

    Received a letter from the IRS? Tilbrook CPA provides tax audit representation in Jacksonville to help you prepare and position your case for the best possible outcome. We know federal and Florida tax law and will guide you through the process step by step. With a signed power of attorney (IRS Form 2848), we can speak with the IRS for you, so you may never need to face the examiner alone. We serve Jacksonville, Orange Park, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, and Fernandina Beach. Call (904) 477-3369 to book a consultation.

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    In-Depth Audit Consultations and Case Review

    We make sure you know your rights and understand where you stand before the examination begins. First, we review the IRS letter to confirm whether it is a correspondence, office, or field audit, and what years and items are in question. Then we analyze your records carefully, identify weak spots, and build clear documentation to support your return. We explain every possible outcome, so you can move forward with confidence. Depending on your case, we can help with:

    • Reduction or removal of penalties
    • Installment payment agreements
    • Offer in compromise requests
    • Release of tax liens and levies
    • Responses to CP2000 and other IRS notices
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    Tax Resolution and IRS Help After the Audit

    An IRS examination can have effects long after it closes. If you owe a balance, we look for the most affordable way to resolve it. That may include penalty abatement, a payment plan, or an appeal if you disagree with the findings. As a CPA firm for back taxes and IRS audit help, we also prepare unfiled returns so your account is fully current. If the IRS has already filed a lien or issued a levy on your wages or bank account, we act quickly to request a release or a hold while we work out a solution. Finally, we share practical steps to lower your risk of future IRS problems.

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    Experienced Tax Accountants on Your Side

    Our team has handled cases of every size, for individuals, self-employed professionals, and businesses. Whatever the reason for the review, we stay with you from the first letter to the final resolution. We schedule meetings with examiners, organize the documents they request, and keep communication professional and on track. Our experience keeps the process moving and helps avoid costly delays. We also represent businesses in Florida Department of Revenue audits and offer post-resolution support.

    Call Us Now for Trusted Tax Audit Representation

    If your return has been selected for audit, do not respond alone. Get the peace of mind that comes from working with a dedicated CPA who understands the process. You cannot predict when the IRS will call, but you can control how prepared you are. The first step is easy: call (904) 477-3369 or email jim@tilbrookcpa.com today.

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    What should I do if I receive an IRS audit letter?

    Do not ignore it, and do not send documents before reviewing the request. Note the response deadline and contact us. Missing that deadline can limit your options, so act quickly even if you believe the IRS is wrong. We will review the letter and plan your response.

    In many cases, no. With a signed Form 2848, your CPA can represent you and communicate with the IRS on your behalf.

    The IRS generally audits returns filed within the last three years. The period can be longer if income was substantially understated, and there is no limit if a return was never filed or was fraudulent.

    Often, yes. Depending on your history and situation, you may qualify for first-time penalty abatement or reasonable cause relief. We will review your options.

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