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You received Letter 525 -
General 30 Day Letter. The IRS gives you a computation of the proposed adjustments
to your tax return.
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We will contact the IRS on your behalf and
file protest to the Office of Appeals. The protest should be filed
within 30 days from the letter date. |
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You received Letter 531 – Notice
of Deficiency. This letter is notice of determination that you owe
additional tax or other amounts for the tax year(s) identified in the
letter.
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To dispute the adjustments without payment, you
have 90 days from the notice date. We will contact the IRS on your behalf
and/or file a petition with the Tax Court. |
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If you failed to timely reply to
the letters above, be prepared to receive Letter 11 – Final Notice of Intent
to Levy. This letter notifies you that the IRS intends to levy to collect the amount
owed. |
We will file a request for A Collection Due
Process Hearing in order to appeal the action with the Office of Appeals.
You have 30 days from the date of the letter to file such a request. |
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You failed to reply to all
previous IRS notices. IRS has levied your federal and state refunds. Your
house and your assets will be taken over by the IRS if you still do nothing. |
We will evaluate your case for free. You will not pay a dime in advance - we will be
compensated through the contingency fee once you get a refund from the IRS. |
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Those are situations when uncertified tax
preparers cannot help you. You should seek professional assistance through a
CPA, EA, or tax lawyer. |
CPA is an accounting specialist certified in one
state while EA has a nationwide certification in all US states. Tax lawyer
fees may be higher than your IRS obligation while EA fees are significantly
lower. |
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We will provide
you with the professional, affordable, and timely service when you
need it most. |