Received a Notice?
We Can Help.
Receiving a notice from a government agency can be stressful. Professional guidance can help you understand your options and navigate the situation with clarity.
Schedule a ConsultationWhat Kind of Notice Did You Receive?
IRS
Federal tax notices or audits generally review your reported income, deductions, and tax calculations. These can be triggered by simple discrepancies or random selection.
NV Department of Taxation
State tax audits typically focus on business-level compliance, including Sales and Use Tax or the Modified Business Tax (MBT), ensuring your state filings match your operational reality.
DETR
Unemployment insurance audits by the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation often involve a review of your payroll records and how you classify your workers.
Worker’s Comp
These routine reviews verify your payroll records and employee risk classifications to ensure you are carrying the appropriate level of coverage for your team.
Why Professional Guidance Matters
Avoid Common Mistakes
Responding incorrectly, providing the wrong documentation, or missing critical deadlines can inadvertently complicate your case.
Someone Who Speaks the Language
Government agencies communicate differently. Having a professional representative ensures inquiries are answered accurately and appropriately.
One Less Thing to Carry
You shouldn’t have to navigate bureaucratic requirements on your own while also trying to run your business or manage your family’s finances.
What to Do Next
Don’t ignore it
Deadlines are strictly enforced by government agencies. Ignoring a notice will not make it go away and can result in penalties or worse outcomes.
Don’t respond on your own
Before sending documents or making payments, speak with a professional. You want to be sure you are only providing exactly what is legally required.
Gather your documents
Keep the notice you received safe, and begin organizing any related tax returns, financial statements, or records referenced in the letter.
Schedule a consultation
Every audit and notice is different. We don’t use a one-size-fits-all process. During a consultation, we will review your specific situation and walk you through exactly what it requires.
A Note on Representation Scope
Some situations fall outside the scope of what we are able to help with. If your case requires dedicated legal representation, we will let you know honestly during your consultation and can point you toward an attorney better suited to your specific situation.