IRS Representation
Representation before the IRS so you are not facing the agency alone.
Overview
As an Enrolled Agent, Eric L. Schacher is federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Once a power of attorney is in place, IRS correspondence and calls can be directed to our office rather than to you.
Who this typically fits
- Taxpayers who have received collection notices or letters they do not understand
- Individuals or businesses contacted by a revenue officer
- Anyone who would rather have a licensed representative handle IRS communication
What the process involves
- Filing Form 2848 (Power of Attorney) to establish representation
- Pulling IRS transcripts to confirm balances, filings, and assessments
- Handling correspondence, deadlines, and appeal rights on your behalf
- Presenting your financial position and requesting the appropriate resolution
Important considerations
Representation does not by itself eliminate a tax liability. It ensures the case is presented accurately, deadlines are met, and available options are properly evaluated.
Find out where your case actually stands.
Request a confidential, no-cost evaluation. We review your notices, explain your options in plain language, and tell you honestly what is realistic.