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Hosted by attorney Eric L. Green and Dawn Brolin, CPA. Navigate the ins and outs of IRS Collections, Offers in Compromise, and reducing IRS penalties, and turn the hottest growth area in the profession into a revenue stream, with guests from across the tax representation industry.

Former IRS SB/SE Commissioner Darren Guillot joins Eric Green with a rare insider's view of where the IRS is headed: a shrinking workforce, AI-driven case selection and audits, targeted enforcement, and whether the Independent Office of Appeals is still truly independent.
Darren GuillotIRS Letter 11 — the Final Notice of Intent to Levy — is one notice you and your client cannot afford to ignore. Eric Green breaks down the 30-day Collection Due Process deadline, filing Form 12153 so you can prove it, and how to protect your client's appeal rights before the clock runs out.
What separates the tax professionals who struggle to find clients from those who seem to attract them effortlessly?
Have you noticed that dealing with the IRS seems harder than ever?
AI is changing tax and accounting software faster than most firms realize—but what does that actually mean for your practice? In this episode, Eric Green sits down with Liscio founder Chris Farrell to discuss why the next generation of technology will be better, faster, and cheaper.
Kostelanetz Partner and Former Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Tax Division, Caroline Ciraolo, joins Eric Green for an insightful conversation about one of the most fascinating careers in tax controversy.
Caroline CiraoloEvery day, accountants, CPAs, EAs, and tax attorneys are uploading confidential information, workflows, and years of hard-earned expertise into public AI platforms like ChatGPT and Claude.
Denis MezheritskiyMost tax professionals are so busy preparing returns and meeting deadlines that they never have time to uncover the advanced tax strategies their highest-value clients are looking for.
What separates successful tax and accounting firms from those that stay stuck? According to sales expert Brian Mayoral, it starts with mindset.
Can the IRS just ignore the taxpayer's Power of Attorney (POA) and contact the taxpayer directly? No, unless specific criteria are met.
In this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, host Eric Green sits down with former IRS Office of Fraud Enforcement advisor Esther Robinson for an inside look at how civil tax audits can turn into criminal investigations.
Esther RobinsonIn Part 2 of this deep-dive series, Eric Green is joined again by former U.S. Department of Justice Tax Division attorney John Mulcahy for an unfiltered look at what really happens behind the scenes in a criminal tax case.
John MulcahyWhat really happens when a tax case goes criminal? In this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, host Eric Green sits down with former federal prosecutor John Mulcahy —now in private practice at Nixon Peabody—to pull back the curtain on how criminal tax cases are built, reviewed, and prosecuted.
John MulcahyIn this inspiring and practical episode, Eric Green sits down with tax attorney and educator Beverly Winstead to break down one of the most overwhelming challenges taxpayers face: getting out of tax debt—and staying out.
Beverly WinsteadIn this week's episode, tax rep Network founder Eric Green discusses the issue of whether you can truly build a million-dollar IRS rep practice, and why he knows that it will absolutely work, if you commit to it.
A recent court ruling could unlock major refunds for taxpayers – but the clock is ticking.
Kenny DettmanWhat if you could answer any IRS question—instantly, accurately, and with complete confidence?
Denis MezheritskiyWhat happens when you stop following the “rules” everyone says you’re supposed to live—and build something entirely your own way?
Sharrin FullerIn this episode, Eric Green sits down with Joe Woodard to break down the “strange new world” reshaping tax and accounting. They dive into how AI is transforming everything—from automating prep work to enabling firms to scale faster, leaner, and more profitably than ever before.
Joe WoodardIn this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, Eric Green and Michelle Weinstein break down the five biggest money leaks that quietly drain profit, time, and energy from tax and accounting firms.
Michelle WeinsteinIn this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, Eric Green sits down in person with Michelle Weinstein of The Abundant Accountant to talk about one of the biggest challenges firm owners face: pricing with confidence.
Michelle WeinsteinEric Green is joined again by Leighanne Lafrenz Nickle , CPA, to unpack the little-known Section 6511(h) “financial disability” rule and how it can help taxpayers recover refunds even after the normal deadline has passed.
Leighanne Lafrenz NickleIn this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, Eric Green is joined by Leighanne Lafrenz Nickle , CPA, for a lively discussion on ERC claims, IRS due diligence audits, preparer penalties, and the growing problem of IRS overreach.
Leighanne Lafrenz NickleMillions of small businesses fall behind on payroll taxes. Uncle Sam is going after payroll taxes criminally in a serious way. So what makes the routine payroll tax case go criminal?
Robert NordlanderWhat if you could follow your ideal clients across the internet—for pennies—and turn clicks into long-term revenue?
David DeBlasioIn this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, Eric Green shares a powerful lesson sparked by a conversation with former New York Giants legend Leonard Marshall.
Feeling overwhelmed? You don’t need more hustle—you need a game plan. In this episode, Eric Green sits down with Dr. Rick Wells of Baystate Financial to break down the GAME PLAN framework for getting unstuck, focused, and moving forward with intention.
Dr. Rick WellsYou’re afraid you’ll screw up a tax rep case. Totally normal. In this episode, Eric Green breaks down what actually matters, what’s fixable, and why almost nothing in representation is fatal.
Want to do IRS representation but don’t know where to begin? In this episode, Eric Green breaks down a simple, proven roadmap for handling audits, balances due, penalty abatement, and non-filers—starting with the one step that drives every successful case: compliance.
It's the 1099 season—and for many business owners, it’s the most dangerous time of the year.
Maya Weinreb