IRS representation jobs
Direct answer
IRS representation jobs are licensed seats — enrolled agent, CPA, or attorney — that speak for the taxpayer before the IRS on collection, examination, or appeals.
Unlicensed staff can prepare the file. They cannot appear. Listings in this specialty should mention CAF, Form 2848, or the credential that makes representation legal.
Live irs representation listings
No live irs representation listings yet.
What representation means here
You are on the CAF. You take the ACS or Revenue Officer call. You sign the program. Case managers and specialists sit beside you; they do not replace you.
- Collection representation (IA, CNC, OIC, levy/lien)
- Examination and correspondence audit
- Appeals and, for attorneys, CDP or Tax Court
Which credentials belong here
Enrolled agent, CPA, or tax attorney. If the listing asks for none of those, it is probably resolution support or enrollment — use those role filters instead.
How these jobs appear on this board
Live IRS representation jobs show at the top of this page when a verified firm posts one. Filter by role, specialty, or workplace. Employer websites stay on the firm profile, not in the ad.
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Can I do IRS representation without an EA, CPA, or law license?
No. You can prepare packages as a specialist. You cannot represent. This specialty is for the licensed seats.
How do I post under IRS representation on this board?
Use a company email that matches your website, finish the firm profile, and choose IRS representation when you post. Job ads cannot include links, emails, or phone numbers. Candidates apply on this site or on your own careers page.
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