Correspondence + resolution
Received a letter from the IRS? Don't guess at the answer.
Most IRS notices have a deadline and a specific question behind them. We read the letter with you, work out what the IRS is actually asking, and put together the response and the records that back it up.
What's included
IRS Letters & Audit Help
Anyone holding an IRS or state tax notice they are not sure how to answer.
Notice review
What the letter means, what it is asking for, and the date the response is due.
Written responses
A clear reply with the supporting records, sent before the deadline.
Audit preparation
Organizing receipts, statements and records so they answer the examiner's questions.
Resolution options
Working through balances due and the options available to settle them.
Identity theft
Help when a return was filed in your name. See the identity theft guide.
I got a letter from the IRS. What should I do first?
Don't ignore it and don't pay before you understand it. Note the date on the letter and the response deadline, then book an appointment and bring the letter with you.
Is an IRS letter always bad news?
No. Many notices ask for information, confirm a change, or adjust a refund. The notice number in the corner tells you which kind it is.
Can you help if the return was prepared by someone else?
Yes. Bring the notice and the return in question.