Representation Through Every Stage of a Tax Dispute
Representation and support for IRS and state audits, notices, and disputes. Titan Tax manages correspondence, organizes documentation, and advocates on your behalf – from the first notice through final resolution.
How You Respond Determines the Outcome
Most tax disputes turn on documentation, timing, and how the issue is framed to the examiner. Miss a deadline, respond incorrectly, or provide the wrong records and the exposure grows quickly. Representation early in the process – before positions harden – consistently leads to better outcomes than trying to unwind an issue after the fact.
Built for Clients Facing Notices, Audits, or Disputes
Individuals with unexpected IRS or state correspondence, business owners under examination, investors challenged on real estate positions, and clients with unresolved disputes carried over from prior returns or prior firms. If a tax authority is involved and the outcome matters, this service applies.
Tax Dispute & Audit Services
End-to-end representation through every stage of a tax authority interaction.
IRS Notice Response
Reviewing IRS notices – CP2000, CP12, math-error, and balance-due letters – determining what they mean, drafting the correct response, and meeting the reply deadline.
Audit Representation
Full representation through IRS and state audits – from initial contact through examination, records production, and closing. You don't communicate directly with the auditor; we do.
State Tax Disputes
Handling state notices, nexus challenges, sales and use tax audits, and multi-state disputes across the jurisdictions in which clients operate.
Penalty Abatement
Requesting reasonable-cause abatement of penalties, first-time abatement, and other relief where the facts support removing penalties from an assessed balance.
Installment Agreements
Negotiating installment agreements and payment plans with the IRS or state authorities when a balance can't be paid in full – including options that stop enforced collection activity.
Appeals & Resolution
Filing appeals when we disagree with an examination outcome, presenting the case to IRS Appeals or state review, and pursuing resolution through the appropriate channels short of Tax Court.
