Received a letter from the IRS? Don't panic. We decipher the code and resolve the issue quickly.
Opening your mail to find an envelope from the Department of the Treasury is enough to make anyone's heart race. The confusing terminology, the bolded amounts owed, and the strict deadlines are designed to get your attention.
However, many IRS notices are simply computer-generated inquiries regarding a math error, a missing document, or a discrepancy in reported income. Do not ignore it, but do not automatically write them a check, either. Let our tax experts review the notice, verify its accuracy, and handle the response on your behalf.
Look at the top right corner of your IRS letter. You will find a notice number (e.g., CP2000). Here are a few we handle daily.
The IRS received information from a third party (like an employer or bank) that doesn't match what you reported on your return. They are proposing changes to your tax liability.
How we help: We verify the third-party data, identify discrepancies, and file an amended return or a dispute letter with supporting evidence.
This is a simple bill stating that you owe money for unpaid taxes. It typically includes the initial tax amount plus any penalties and interest accrued so far.
How we help: We review the calculation for accuracy. If you owe it, we help establish an installment agreement or Offer in Compromise to manage the debt.
These are serious escalation notices. The CP504 is a Final Notice indicating the IRS intends to issue a levy against your state tax refund, bank account, or wages.
How we help: We act immediately to secure a hold on collections and negotiate a resolution plan before they seize your assets.
The IRS believes they found a miscalculation on your return. A CP11 means you now owe money due to the correction, while a CP12 means your refund has been adjusted.
How we help: IRS computers make mistakes. We cross-reference their math with your original return and the tax code to dispute or accept the change.
We take the burden completely off your shoulders.
We securely review your IRS notice and compare it against your filed tax return to identify the core issue.
With your authorization, we take over all IRS communications. You no longer have to wait on hold or speak to agents.
We compile the necessary documentation and draft a legally sound, professional response or dispute to the IRS.
We follow through until the IRS closes the case, negotiates a payment plan, or successfully abates the penalties.
Almost every IRS notice comes with a specific timeframe to respond—usually 30 days. Failing to respond within this window forfeits your right to appeal their decision without first paying the disputed amount in full. Do not delay.
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