Got a letter from the IRS? Don't panic. Our team in Ruskin helps South Shore individuals and businesses understand what IRS notices mean, what action is required, and what to do next. We've been helping clients navigate IRS correspondence since 2001.
Some are routine, some require quick action, and some can be ignored. The key is knowing which is which.
IRS believes income was not reported. Often triggered by mismatched 1099s. Usually requires a response with documentation.
You have an outstanding balance. Interest and penalties may be accruing. We help you understand your options.
The IRS intends to levy your assets. This requires prompt attention. Contact us immediately if you receive this notice.
IRS needs to verify your identity before processing your return. Time-sensitive — we'll help you respond correctly.
The IRS made a change to your return. May result in a balance due or a change in your refund amount.
Correspondence or office audit notification. We help you gather documentation and understand the process.
Bring us any IRS letter you're unsure about — we'll read it, explain it, and help you determine the right next step.
We translate IRS language into plain English so you understand exactly what's being said and why.
We cross-reference the notice against your returns to determine if the IRS position is correct or disputable.
When a response is required, we help prepare and organize the documentation needed to reply properly.
If you owe, we help you understand installment agreement options and how to set them up with the IRS.
Not necessarily. Many IRS notices are routine and require little or no action. The important thing is not to ignore them — bring it to us and we'll tell you exactly what you're dealing with.
Most notices include a response deadline — usually 30 to 60 days. Some like CP504 are more urgent. Contact us as soon as you receive a notice so we have time to respond properly.
We can help you prepare responses and documentation. For formal representation before the IRS, we can advise you on next steps and appropriate resources.
The IRS offers installment agreements and in some cases offers in compromise. We can help you understand your options and what you may qualify for.
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