Crypto IRS Audit Defense and Notice Response
The IRS has made crypto enforcement a top priority. They’ve issued John Doe summonses to every major exchange, built blockchain analytics capability, and added a mandatory crypto question to Form 1040. If you’ve received a notice — or have unfiled years and want to get ahead of it — you need representation from someone who knows both crypto and IRS procedure.
We are Enrolled Agents, federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS. We’ve been representing crypto clients in audits and notice responses since 2017.
What we handle:
- CP2000 notices — underreported income letters triggered by exchange 1099s
- Audit representation — correspondence and field audits
- Voluntary disclosure — coming forward before the IRS contacts you
- Penalty abatement — requesting reduction of penalties for reasonable cause
- Amended return filing — correcting prior returns to reduce exposure
- IRS appeals — representing clients through the appeals process
If you have unfiled returns: Coming forward voluntarily before the IRS contacts you consistently produces better outcomes than waiting. We handle multi-year catch-up filings and can help you enter a payment plan if needed.
Book a consultation — we respond within one business day.