Do I Need a Lawyer for an Offer in Compromise, or Can an EA Help?
Do I need a lawyer for an Offer in Compromise?
Not always. Many taxpayers can work with an Enrolled Agent (EA), while more complex cases involving legal disputes, appeals, or litigation may warrant hiring a lawyer.
Did you know that an Enrolled Agent (EA) has unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS, according to the Internal Revenue Service?
That means an EA can handle audits, collections, appeals, and Offer in Compromise cases without being a lawyer.
If you’re wondering whether you need a lawyer for an Offer in Compromise, the answer depends on your situation.
Many taxpayers work successfully with an EA because they specialize in IRS tax matters, while cases involving litigation or criminal tax issues usually require a tax attorney.
Choosing the right professional can save time, money, and stress. Read more














