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Opened an IRS letter and your stomach dropped?

You've read it three times and it still doesn't make sense. The deadline on it is real, and every day you wait makes it harder to sleep. Get a real Enrolled Agent to read it and tell you what it means. Your notice review is free.

Free call: (219) 533-7278 Or have us call you

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If you're reading this, you've probably already:

Read it three times and still can't tell what they actually want from you.
Googled it at midnight and found ten different, scarier answers.
Put it in a drawer and hoped it would somehow go away.
Laid awake wondering about your bank account, your paycheck, your business.

Here's what makes it worse.

The IRS doesn't forget. Every notice has a response deadline, and penalties and interest keep growing while it sits. Waiting doesn't make it smaller. It can take options off the table.

You don't have to figure this out alone. In one free call, an Enrolled Agent reads your notice and tells you what it means, how long you have, and what to do about it. No jargon. No judgment.

Free call: (219) 533-7278 Or have us call you
Enrolled Agents are federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS.
Robert Jansma, Enrolled Agent

Not sure what your notice type is?

Look at the upper right corner of the letter. The IRS prints a code there, such as CP14, CP2000, CP504 or LT11. That code tells us exactly which notice you have, so we can tell you how much time you have and what your options are.

Can't find it? No problem. Call and read us the first few lines of the letter.

NOTICE
CP2000
Look here, upper right

What happens on your free call

1

Read us your notice

Have the letter in front of you. Tell us the code in the corner and what it says. No upload needed.

2

We explain it in plain English

What the IRS is asking for, what the deadline is, and what is serious versus what is routine.

3

You leave knowing what to do next

No jargon and no pressure. You'll know what the notice means, how much time you have, and what your options are.

Notices we help with every day

Every notice has a response deadline. The sooner you call, the more options you have.

CP14
You owe a balance. Find out what the amount covers and your payment options.
CP2000
The IRS says your return doesn't match what others reported. You can agree or disagree.
CP504
Notice of intent to levy. This one is serious. Call before the deadline passes.
LT11
Final notice of intent to levy, with your right to a hearing. Time-sensitive.

Don't let a notice sit in a drawer.

Your notice review is free. Call now, or leave your number and an Enrolled Agent will call you.

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