IRS & OKLAHOMA TAX REPRESENTATION FROM A FORMER IRS REVENUE AGENT
IRS Tax Problems? Get Help From a CPA Who Knows How the IRS Works.
If you are dealing with an IRS notice, audit, collection problem, delinquent return, or Oklahoma tax issue, MillennialAccounting can help you understand what is happening and what to do next.
Austin Murray is a CPA and former IRS Revenue Agent with firsthand experience inside the IRS. We represent individuals and small businesses before the IRS and Oklahoma Tax Commission and work directly with clients to resolve tax problems as efficiently as possible.
How We Can Help
Tax problems can take many forms, but the first step is usually the same: understand what the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission is asking for, determine your options, and respond before the situation gets worse.
Millennial Accounting represents individuals and small businesses in a wide range of federal and Oklahoma tax matters, including:
IRS notices and correspondence
IRS audits and examinations
Oklahoma Tax Commission audits and notices
Unfiled or delinquent tax returns
IRS collection matters
Tax liens and levies
Installment agreements
Offers in compromise, when appropriate
Penalty and interest issues
Payroll tax problems
Trust fund recovery penalty matters
Business tax disputes
Amended or corrected tax filings
Other federal and Oklahoma tax compliance issues
Every case is different. We review the facts, explain your options in plain language, and work directly with the taxing agency when representation is appropriate.
Why Work With Millennial Accounting?
When you are dealing with the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission, experience matters. You need someone who understands not only the tax law, but also how tax agencies actually operate.
Former IRS Revenue Agent Experience
Austin Murray is a CPA and former IRS Revenue Agent. That background provides firsthand knowledge of IRS procedures, examinations, collections, documentation requirements, and how tax issues are evaluated from the government’s side.
Direct Representation
When representation is appropriate, we communicate directly with the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission on your behalf. We help gather the necessary information, respond to notices, prepare explanations and documentation, and work toward a practical resolution.
Local, Personal Service
Millennial Accounting is a local Oklahoma CPA firm. You are not being routed through a national tax-resolution sales center or handed from salesperson to salesperson.
Clear Advice Without the Sales Pitch
Not every tax problem requires an expensive “resolution program.” We review the facts, explain the available options, and recommend the approach that makes sense for your situation.
Tax Knowledge Beyond the Immediate Problem
Because we are a full-service CPA firm, we can also identify filing, payroll, business, or tax-compliance issues that may be contributing to the problem and help you address them going forward.
What Happens Next
Tax problems are often complicated, but the process of getting started does not have to be.
1. Start With a Brief Conversation
Our staff will first gather some basic information about your situation so we can understand the type of tax issue you are facing and determine whether it is something our firm can help with.
If you received a letter or notice from the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission, that is usually the best place to start.
2. Meet With a CPA and Develop a Strategy
If the matter appears to be a good fit for our firm, the next step is a paid one-hour meeting with Austin Murray, CPA.
During that meeting, we will review the relevant notices, tax returns, records, and other information in greater detail, discuss what the taxing agency is requesting, and develop a strategy for how to proceed.
This is a working consultation, not a sales presentation.
If you decide to engage Millennial Accounting for representation, the consultation fee is applied toward your representation retainer.
3. Engage Us for Representation
Before representation work begins, we require:
A signed engagement agreement
Payment of the required representation fee or retainer
Signed Powers of Attorney authorizing us to communicate with the IRS and/or Oklahoma Tax Commission on your behalf
Once those items are in place, our team can begin working directly on the matter.
What Should You Bring?
The most important document is usually the notice or letter that prompted you to seek professional help.
Depending on the issue, we may also ask for:
Prior-year tax returns
Accounting records or books
Payroll records
Previous correspondence with the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission
Notices, assessments, or collection letters
Other documents relevant to the specific tax issue
Do not worry about knowing exactly what you need before contacting us. In most cases, the notice itself tells us what additional information will be necessary.
Need Help With an IRS or Oklahoma Tax Problem?
If you have received a notice, are facing an audit or collection issue, have unfiled returns, or simply are not sure what the taxing agency is asking for, contact us.
The best place to start is with the letter or notice you received. Our staff will gather some basic information and help determine the appropriate next step.
Request Tax Representation
Please provide your contact information and briefly describe the issue you are facing.
If you received a notice from the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission, mention the type of notice or letter in the message if you know it.
Request Tax Representation
Tell us briefly about the IRS or Oklahoma tax issue you are facing. If you received a notice or letter, please include the notice type or number if available. Our staff will review your message and contact you about the appropriate next step.
The Most Important Thing to Have Ready
If you received a notice or letter from the IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission, keep it available. That document usually tells us what the agency is requesting, the deadlines involved, and what information we may need next.
What Happens Next?
Our staff will first gather some basic information and determine whether the matter is something our firm can assist with.
If appropriate, the next step is a paid one-hour strategy meeting with former IRS Revenue Agent, Austin Murray, CPA. During that meeting, we review the notices and relevant records in detail and discuss the available options.
If you engage Millennial Accounting for representation, the consultation fee is applied toward the representation retainer.
Helpful Documents to Have Available
IRS or Oklahoma Tax Commission notices
Prior tax returns
Accounting or payroll records
Previous correspondence with the taxing agency
Any documents specifically requested in the notice
Important:
Do not email sensitive tax documents! Our staff will direct you to an approved secure method.