IRS Account Monitoring
Monitor a business's IRS account for either code changes input by the IRS that indicate forthcoming audits, tax liens, or other adverse IRS actions. The service also monitors certain taxpayer submissions to the IRS to check for irregularities to be corrected (e.g. missed payroll tax filings).
BenefitEarly detections of filing irregularities and IRS actions can save the business interest, penalties, forfeitures, liens, as well as significant time and stress.
FeeTypically flat fee.
Fee ScheduleTypically paid upfront for monitoring over a given time period.
Customer CommitmentBusiness signs an IRS Form 2848, usually prepared by the provider.
RisksNone. The Form 2848 nor the monitoring of a business's IRS increases any risk of adverse action from the IRS or otherwise flag the account for any additional scrutiny.
ProcessBusiness provides service provider the necessary information to complete IRS Form 2848. Service provider prepares the IRS Form 2848 and the business signs it. IRS Form 2848 is submitted to the IRS to give service provider access to business's IRs tax account for monitoring.
Common IndustriesAll.
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