IRS letters and notices
A letter from the IRS is stressful, but many of them are settled with a short written response and the right documents. Send us a copy as soon as it arrives. Adam reads it, explains in plain language what the agency is asking for, and tells you what to do next and by when.
Who this is for
- Anyone who has received a letter or notice from the IRS or a state tax agency
- People who are not sure whether a notice needs a response, or by when
What is included
What we do
- Review the notice and compare it with the return it is about
- Explain what the agency is asking for and the deadline to respond
- Prepare the response and the supporting documents
- Prepare an amended return if one is needed
What to send us
- A copy or photo of every page of the letter, uploaded through the client portal
- The return the letter refers to, if we did not prepare it
- Any documents you think are related
Please do not ignore a notice, and do not wait until the deadline on it. Response windows are often 30 days or less.
Questions about irs letters and notices
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I got a letter from the IRS. What should I do first?
Upload a copy of every page through the client portal, or call us if you are not a client yet. Do not pay or respond until you know what the letter is asking for.
Book a call with Adam
Pick a time for a 15-minute call. There is no obligation. Tell Adam what you need and he will explain how he can help and what it would cost. If you would rather talk now, call the office at 469‑213‑8492.