IRS Attorney vs. Tax Preparer: What You Need to Know
Your tax preparer filed the returns. Now the IRS is auditing them. Your preparer cannot protect you the way an attorney can.
Tax preparers prepare returns. Enrolled agents represent before the IRS. CPAs handle accounting and some representation. Attorneys do all of that plus litigation, criminal defense, and privileged communication.
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