Have you been contacted by an IRS revenue officer? You should not attempt to handle an IRS revenue officer interview request on your own.
If you have received a notification in the mail requesting an IRS Revenue Officer Interview you should contact Allen Barron immediately or call today to schedule a free consultation at 866-631-3470. The purpose of an IRS Revenue Officer Interview is to gain information from you that will be used against you, perhaps in an audit. IRS Revenue Officers are highly trained and skilled, and will use tactics that are designed to put you in a position to offer too much information, or to open additional areas within the target return or other year’s returns.
One of the primary reasons you should not handle an IRS revenue officer interview request on your own is the goal of limiting the scope of the audit and reducing the amount of any check you may be asked to write down the road. The overall goal of an IRS revenue officer is to expand the issues in question and maximize the amount of revenue the IRS representative can generate from your account.
Conversation(s) between our tax attorney, Janathan Allen, and our clients are protected by attorney-client privilege. This means we cannot be compelled to share information you share with us under this protection with the IRS. Janathan Allen will counsel you on how to respond to the IRS’ request and what specific information to provide.
Or, if you prefer, we can and will handle all communications with the IRS on your behalf to ensure that your exposure is as limited as possible and to protect your interests. You don’t have to endure the stress and worry associated with attempting to handle an IRS revenue officer interview request on your own. We have the experience, accounting and tax expertise and legal skill to stand up to the IRS and ensure that this does not become a fishing expedition at your expense.
