First: it's usually more fixable than it looks. Most notices are routine — a mismatch, a missing form, a balance question. They rarely mean what people fear. The worst thing you can do is ignore it; the best is to let someone who reads these regularly take a look.
Notices we help with
- Balance-due and payment notices (CP14 and similar)
- Underreported / income-mismatch notices (CP2000)
- Missing return or filing notices
- Penalty and interest notices
- State comptroller and franchise tax notices
What to do right now
- Don't ignore it — most notices have a response deadline.
- Don't pay or sign anything before you understand it.
- Send it to us. We'll explain it and tell you the real options.
How the process works
- You send it over securely — a photo or PDF is fine.
- We explain it in plain English: what it says, what it means, how serious it is.
- We handle the response and correspond with the agency to get it resolved.
Preventing the next one
Most notices trace back to messy books or missed planning. Once yours is resolved, current monthly books and proactive planning are the best way to make sure the next envelope from the IRS isn't a surprise.
How fast can you help?
Quickly — we know notices have deadlines and we respond fast.
What do I need to send you?
Just a clear photo or scan of the full notice to start.
Will this get worse if I wait?
It can — most notices have deadlines and penalties grow. Sooner is always better.
Can you talk to the IRS for me?
Yes — with the right authorization, we can correspond with the agency on your behalf.