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Bring us the letter.
A free 15-minute call with Djenald Richard, AFSP Record of Completion holder and listed in the IRS Directory. We'll tell you what it means and what to do next.
Most IRS letters are routine and fixable. Whether you got a notice, owe money, or haven't filed in a few years, we'll help you understand it and take the next step.
Letters don't go away. Ignoring one is how a small problem becomes a big one.
Look in the top right corner for a code like CP2000 or LTR 525. That tells us what it is.
Every letter has a date to respond by. Write it down.
Bring the letter. We'll tell you what it means and what to do next.
We read it with you and tell you in plain English what the IRS is asking for.
We help you put together the right response and the right paperwork, before the deadline.
Haven't filed in a while? We figure out what's missing and file it in the right order.
Made a mistake or missed a form? We file an amended return to set it right.
If we prepared and signed your return, Djenald can speak with the IRS for you about that return. That right comes from his IRS Annual Filing Season Program Record of Completion.
Some cases need more than that. The law requires an Enrolled Agent, CPA or attorney for things like:
If your case needs one, we'll tell you on the first call and point you to the right person. No runaround.
The IRS usually reaches out by mail first. If someone calls, texts or emails out of nowhere demanding payment by gift card, wire or crypto, it is a scam. Hang up and call us.
Look for the date on the letter. Most letters give you a set number of days to respond, and some are shorter than you'd think. The sooner you call, the more options you have.
You're not alone. Many people can apply for an IRS payment plan, often online. We'll walk you through it and make sure your returns are filed first, since the IRS usually requires that.
The best move is to start now. Catching up is routine work for us. We'll figure out which years are missing, get the documents you need, and file them in the right order.
If we prepared and signed your return, yes, for questions about that return. For bigger cases like collections, appeals or a settlement offer, you need an Enrolled Agent, CPA or attorney, and we'll tell you straight if that's you.
A free 15-minute call with Djenald Richard, AFSP Record of Completion holder and listed in the IRS Directory. We'll tell you what it means and what to do next.