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Given the fact that you and other members of your firm have many years of former
IRS experience, you are well-qualified to do difficult tax work.
Mark D. Pastor, Esq.
Certified Specialist, Taxation Law
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| A Fee Agreement between DM&A and the client outlines the client's objectives
and DM&A services. DM&A generally works on an hourly fee basis. Due to
the nature of the work, a retainer fee must be paid in advance, and for representation,
the client must sign a Power of Attorney. This enables DM&A to deal directly
with the IRS* and prevents the IRS from contacting the client. *DM&A
also handles California and Arizona tax problems with the Franchise Tax Board, Employment
Development Department, Board of Equalization and Department of Revenue. |
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