Tax Audit Protection That Actually Pays
Audit insurance pays the cost of professional tax representation if the IRS or a state taxing authority audits you. Underwritten by A-rated carriers, with attorneys and enrolled agents on retainer.

A surprise IRS letter doesn't have to mean a surprise bill. Audit insurance buys you a tax pro to handle the response — so you spend zero hours on hold and zero dollars on hourly representation.
Personal Returns
Federal and state representation for individual returns (1040, Schedule A/B/C/D/E). If the IRS or your state opens an audit, examination, or correspondence inquiry on a covered tax year, your tax pro handles the response.
Business Returns
Coverage for entity returns — 1120 (C-corp), 1120-S (S-corp), 1065 (partnership), and 1041 (estate/trust). Same audit-defense structure as personal: covered tax year, covered representation, no surprise hourly bills.
Self-Employed / 1099
Schedule C filers, 1099 contractors, and gig-economy workers face above-average audit risk. We carry coverage that specifically contemplates the deductions and substantiation issues that come up on self-employed audits.
Identity-Theft Tax Fraud
Tax-related identity theft (someone files a fraudulent return in your name and steals the refund) is a separate restoration process — we cover the IRS Identity Protection PIN setup, return-resolution work, and victim assistance.
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