Most IRS and Florida Department of Revenue notices are routine: a mismatch, a missing form, or a balance due. The worst thing to do is ignore one. Send it to us and we'll tell you what it means within one business day.
Send us your noticeCP2000
Proposed changes because income reported to the IRS doesn't match your return.
CP14
Balance due notices. We verify the amount and set up a payment plan if needed.
CP504
Notice of intent to levy. Time-sensitive — call us the day it arrives.
FL DOR
Florida sales tax and reemployment tax notices, delinquencies, and estimated assessments.
Representing taxpayers before the IRS in examinations, collections, and appeals requires a CPA, attorney, or Enrolled Agent. For those matters, we bring in our independent Enrolled Agent partner, who works directly from the files we prepared — so you don't start over. Their fees are quoted separately before any work begins.
The IRS starts contact by mail, never by text, email, or social media, and never demands gift cards or wire transfers. If in doubt, send us a photo before you call any number on it.
Most notices give 30 days, some less. The response date is printed on the notice. Send it to us as soon as it arrives so there's time to gather documents.
Yes. We'll review the original return and the notice and quote a flat fee for the response.