A tax notice isn't an emergency when someone reads them for a living.
CP2000, CP14, levy notices, ACA penalties, Massachusetts DOR letters. We identify what you received, confirm the deadline, and respond with calm precision — flat fee wherever the work is routine.
It's a letter, not a verdict.
Most IRS notices are automated. They propose a change or state a balance — and they are frequently wrong, or right for the wrong reason. The response is where the outcome is decided, and almost every notice has a deadline. The job is to read it correctly and answer it precisely, before the clock runs out.
Find the notice you received
Each links to a plain-English page on what it means, why it arrived, and how we respond. Don't see yours? The last card covers everything else.
Balance Due Notice
CP14 is the most common notice the IRS sends. It says you owe tax, penalties, or interest. It is usually correct — but n…
Read moreUnderreporter Notice
The IRS thinks the income reported on your return doesn't match what third parties reported. Often the IRS is partly rig…
Read moreBusiness Underreporter Notice
The IRS believes income reported to your corporation or partnership doesn't match the return. The mechanics mirror a CP2…
Read moreStatutory Notice of Deficiency (90-Day Letter)
This is the Statutory Notice of Deficiency. You have exactly 90 days to petition the U.S. Tax Court — there is no extens…
Read moreNotice of Intent to Levy
CP504 is a notice of intent to seize your state tax refund — and a clear signal the IRS is preparing to levy bank accoun…
Read moreBalance Due Reminder
CP501 follows an earlier CP14 that wasn't paid or answered. The amount is the same balance plus added interest. It's sti…
Read moreACA Employer Shared Responsibility
This letter proposes an Employer Shared Responsibility Payment under the Affordable Care Act. Proposed assessments routi…
Read moreMassachusetts Department of Revenue Notices
The Massachusetts Department of Revenue runs its own notice and assessment process through MassTaxConnect. Deadlines, ab…
Read moreAny IRS or State Notice
CP, LT, and Letter series; state equivalents; matching notices, assessments, levies, and audits. If it came from a tax a…
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Send us the notice
Snap a photo or upload the letter. On a free 15-minute call we identify the notice type, confirm the deadline, and tell you the tier and fee in writing.
We reconcile and draft
We check the authority's figures against your records, find the errors that are usually there, and draft a precise, documented response.
We file and follow up
We submit the response on your behalf, track the matter to closure, and send you a plain-English closure letter when it's resolved.
You'll know the cost before we start
No hourly surprises on routine notices. We confirm the tier on your free triage call and put the fee in writing.
Simple notices
- CP501, CP14, balance-due reminders
- Notice review & deadline confirmation
- One drafted response letter
- Filed on your behalf
Underreporter & matching
- CP2000, CP2030, AUR notices
- Line-by-line reconciliation
- Substantiation package assembled
- One free follow-up within 90 days
Urgent & high-stakes
- CP3219A, CP504, Letter 226-J
- Tax Court petition support
- Penalty abatement requests
- Direct IRS / DOR representation
Examination & appeals
- Full audit representation
- Appeals conferences
- Complex multi-year matters
- Quoted in writing before work begins
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