We Deal With the IRS
We act as your representative, so examiners come to us rather than you.
If the IRS is examining your business, you don't have to handle it alone. We stand in for you from the first notice through final resolution.
A business examination digs into your books, payroll, and records, and the questions seldom end with the item named in the notice. The way the first response is handled sets the tone for everything that follows.
Stone Mark acts directly as your business's representative: we manage what information goes out, gather the supporting documents, answer the examiner, and pursue appeals or a negotiated settlement when it makes sense.
Every engagement is backed by our accuracy commitment and handled with strict confidentiality.
Real advantages that add up to less stress, more savings, and total confidence.
We act as your representative, so examiners come to us rather than you.
We assemble and present the paperwork that backs your positions.
Not happy with the result? We push it further.
Deductions and tax treatments properly supported.
Deadlines met and information shared only on purpose.
Payment plans and penalty relief sought where you qualify.
If any of these sound familiar, we should talk. A free consultation is the fastest way to find out how we can help.
Our process keeps everything simple, transparent, and on schedule.
We start with a no-cost call to understand your situation, goals, and deadlines.
Share your paperwork through our encrypted portal — we send a tailored checklist.
Our advisors do the work and run a multi-point accuracy review.
You review and approve before anything is submitted.
We file, confirm acceptance, and stay available all year.
Frequent triggers include odd deduction ratios, payroll mismatches, large losses, cash-heavy operations, or plain random selection. What you do in response matters more than what triggered it.
We'd recommend against it. Offhand answers become part of the record and can broaden the examination. Once you've authorized us, we take over all communication.
Installment agreements and, in the right cases, an offer in compromise may be options. We work out what your business truly qualifies for.
Yes, and it happens often. We rebuild the records and present the strongest position the existing evidence can support.
An audit notice is stressful, but it's rarely as bad as it seems. We step in, work with the IRS directly, and take the matter to a fair outcome.
Learn moreForms 1120, 1120-S, and 1065 prepared to reduce your liability and keep your company completely audit-ready.
Learn moreReconciled books and financial statements you can put to work — so you always know exactly where your business stands.
Learn moreBook a free consultation and see how much easier working with the right advisors can be.