What this covers
Sales tax problems hit the business directly
The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) audits and collects sales and use tax from businesses. An assessment, a suspended seller's permit, or a CDTFA audit letter can threaten day-to-day operations. We represent the business directly with the CDTFA — reviewing the assessment, gathering records, and negotiating a path forward.
This covers audit notices, deficiency assessments, seller's permit reinstatement, and payment arrangements for past-due sales tax.
Signs you need this
When to bring in representation
You received a CDTFA audit letter
The CDTFA has scheduled or opened a sales tax audit of your business.
Your seller's permit was suspended
You can't legally sell until the permit issue is resolved.
You owe back sales tax
The business fell behind on sales tax payments and the balance is growing.
Free case review
You don't have to face the agencies alone.
Start with a free, confidential case review. A specialist will look at your notice and explain your options — with no obligation.