Most notices are about one mismatched form, one missed payment, or one question the agency needs answered. We read the letter, explain exactly what it says and what it will cost, and respond on your behalf so you do not have to call the IRS. Deadlines on notices are real, so upload it today.
Upload a photo of the notice through the intake. We tell you what it means, what the deadline is, and whether it is worth fighting, before you pay anything.
Under Form 2848 we correspond with the IRS or Treasury directly: CP2000 responses, penalty abatement requests, amended returns, and audit representation.
If a balance is real, we set up an installment agreement or an offer where it qualifies, and stop the penalties from compounding.
Most IRS notices give 30 days from the date on the letter; Michigan notices are often shorter. Upload it the day you receive it and we will confirm the deadline the same business day.
Notice work is hourly with a cap, and we tell you at the first consultation whether responding is worth it. Many small notices are resolved in under an hour.
Yes. Once you sign Form 2848, a licensed CPA can represent you before the IRS and Michigan Treasury. You will not have to sit on hold.
Nothing you enter here creates an engagement. It goes only to the CPA. You can upload documents now or wait until your portal opens; please do not type Social Security or account numbers into the message box.