Guide to a Peaceful Future
IRS Audit Reconsideration
When the IRS Makes Mistakes, We Make Things Right
The sinking feeling when you receive an audit result that doesn’t reflect reality is something no taxpayer should endure alone. Whether the IRS missed crucial documentation, misunderstood your situation, or made computational errors, an unfair audit outcome isn’t the end of your story—it’s the beginning of your comeback.
At Frazier Law, we specialize in audit reconsideration cases where the original result was simply wrong. We don’t just file paperwork; we build compelling cases that force the IRS to take a second, more careful look at your situation.
The Hidden Dangers of Accepting an Incorrect Audit Result
When you receive an unfavorable audit outcome, the pressure to “just pay and move on” can feel overwhelming. But accepting an incorrect assessment creates cascading problems:
- Inflated tax liability that follows you for years through liens and levies
- Penalty and interest snowball that grows daily on amounts you shouldn’t owe
- Credit damage from federal tax liens filed on incorrect assessments
- Lost refunds from future years applied to balances you don’t actually owe
- Precedent setting that makes you vulnerable in future audits
The IRS won’t automatically correct their mistakes. Without proper reconsideration, an incorrect audit result becomes your new tax reality—complete with all the enforcement power of the federal government behind it.
How We Turn Audit Defeats Into Victories
Foundation Assessment & Quick Wins
Perfect for clear-cut errors with obvious documentation
- Review original audit file against available evidence to identify gaps
- Prepare targeted reconsideration request with corrected documentation
- Submit clean, organized package that addresses specific IRS concerns
- Track submission and initial IRS response to ensure proper processing
Comprehensive Case Reconstruction
For complex situations requiring extensive documentation
- Rebuild complete file with third-party verifications and expert support
- Coordinate amended returns and supporting schedules where needed
- Manage all IRS correspondence to prevent mixed signals or confusion
- Develop backup positions and alternative approaches if initial request stalls
Appeals-Level Advocacy
When initial reconsideration is denied or partially successful
- Analyze denial reasoning to identify procedural errors or missed arguments
- Prepare formal Appeals protest with legal precedents and factual support
- Present case to Independent Office of Appeals with settlement authority
- Negotiate targeted adjustments that resolve underlying disputes
Litigation-Ready Strategy
For high-stakes cases requiring maximum pressure
- Coordinate with Revenue Agents and Appeals Officers on complex technical issues
- Develop court-ready documentation and legal theories for leverage
- Prepare Tax Court petition when appropriate to preserve rights
- Maintain Appeals track while building litigation foundation
Note: Trial preparation and representation handled through separate engagement
Our Proven Process: From Confusion to Resolution
Step 1: Diagnostic Review We compare your original audit file against all available evidence—including documents the IRS never saw. This reveals exactly where the audit went wrong and what evidence will change the outcome.
Step 2: Strategic Positioning Not every audit reconsideration follows the same path. We choose the approach that maximizes your chances of success, whether that’s a simple reconsideration, Appeals intervention, or court-ready posture.
Step 3: Evidence Assembly We organize proof the way IRS personnel expect to see it—clear, cross-referenced, and impossible to ignore. Sloppy presentations get sloppy results.
Step 4: Submission & Advocacy We handle all IRS communication, manage deadlines, and escalate appropriately when initial responses aren’t acceptable. You’ll know where things stand at every step.
Why Clients Choose Frazier Law for Audit Reconsideration
Deep Tax Expertise Where It Matters Led by Charles R. Frazier, Esq., LLM (Tax), who teaches partnership taxation to other professionals. When IRS personnel see our name on a reconsideration request, they know they’re dealing with someone who understands both the law and their procedures.
Multi-State Practice, Federal Focus Licensed in Tennessee, Michigan, and Texas, we handle federal IRS matters regardless of where you live. Our focus stays on federal tax resolution, where expertise makes the most significant difference.
Credentials That Open Doors
- Certified Estate Planning Law Specialist (EPLS)
- Accredited Estate Planner (AEP)
- Charted Financial Consultant (ChFC)
These advanced certifications demonstrate the financial sophistication that separates our practice from general tax preparers attempting audit reconsideration.
Educator’s Approach to Client Service We explain what happened, why it happened, and exactly how we’ll fix it. No legal jargon, no false promises—just clear explanations that help you understand your situation and options.
Real Results for Real People
We serve individuals facing personal audit challenges, small businesses dealing with operating expense disputes, and larger enterprises managing complex multi-year reconsiderations. Our approach scales to your situation, but our commitment to excellence remains constant.
Every case receives the same disciplined attention to detail that builds records capable of traveling from initial reconsideration through Appeals to Tax Court if necessary.
Your Next Step: Get Your Situation Reviewed
Don’t let an incorrect audit result define your financial future.
Schedule a confidential strategy session where we’ll review your audit outcome, identify opportunities for reconsideration, and outline exactly how we can help. No pressure, no sales pitch—just honest assessment and clear next steps.
Because when the IRS gets it wrong, someone needs to get it right.
Frequently Asked Questions
Documents the IRS didn’t consider during the original audit, computational errors in their analysis, or legal arguments not previously presented. We help identify what you have that could change the outcome.
Yes. When the underlying tax assessment changes, penalties calculated on the incorrect amount often disappear or reduce significantly. We address both tax and penalty issues simultaneously.
Simple cases may resolve in 3-6 months, while complex matters can take a year or more. We maintain pressure on the IRS and keep you informed throughout the process.
We can escalate to Appeals or pursue other legal remedies depending on the circumstances. A denial at the initial level isn’t the end of your options.
Properly handled reconsideration shouldn’t expand IRS scrutiny, but we proactively address this risk in our submissions and client counseling.