First, three things.
- Do not ignore itEvery notice has a deadline. Options narrow once it passes.
- Do not panicMany notices are requests for information or a proposed change you can agree or disagree with.
- Bring us the whole letterEvery page, along with the tax return for that year.
- Since 2004East Dallas office
- Fee up frontBefore any work begins
- Hablamos españolEnglish and Spanish
- IRS e-fileAuthorized provider
How we help.
- Explaining what the notice means and what the IRS wants
- Reviewing the return in question
- Organizing your records and supporting documents
- Preparing your written response for you to sign and send
- Preparing an amended return, if that is the right fix
What we do not do.
We do not represent clients before the IRS. That means we do not speak to the IRS on your behalf or attend an audit in your place. If your situation calls for representation, we will tell you so plainly, and you can engage an enrolled agent, CPA or tax attorney. Our role is preparation and document support.
Before you book.
What it costs
The fee depends on the forms you need and how involved your situation is. We look at your documents and tell you the fee before any work begins.
How long it takes
Your first consultation is free and tells us what is needed. We then tell you what to expect, so you are not left guessing.
What to bring
Photo ID, and every document that relates to what you need help with. Our checklist covers the rest.
Tell us about your IRS letter.
Tell us what you need and we will get back to you. There is no charge for asking.
Prefer to talk? Call 972-686-1005 or text 214-636-0393.
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Ready when you are.
Book a free first consultation, call us, or stop by the office. We will explain what we can do and what it will cost before any work begins.