The Internal Revenue Service sends millions of letters and notices to taxpayers each year; certainly, enough that the Post Office should be thriving. If you received a letter, there is no need to worry. Just follow these steps:
· Call eeCPA, not the IRS. When you receive the notice, please notify our office first. If you contact the IRS, you may unknowingly do a disservice to your case. Please know that this is an issue that should be handled by professionals.
· Don’t worry! The IRS sends notices for a myriad of reasons i.e. assessment of additional tax, assessment of penalties, request for additional information to substantiate claims on your return, etc. Most of the issues can be resolved with further explanation to the IRS.
o If you do receive a notice, please note that our response is a service outside of our tax preparation engagement.
· Send us a copy of the letter right away. It is absolutely critical to respond to the IRS timely. Any delay in response can impact the resolution of your case. Please consider that it does take time to gather information and organize the substantiation before presenting it to the IRS.
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