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Offer in Compromise Success Stories
Although the IRS rejects the majority of offer in compromise submissions it receives, we’ve…
IRS Notice CP14: What It Is and How to Respond
The IRS Notice CP14 is usually the first bill you receive when you file…
IRS Letter 2566: What To Do If the IRS Calculated Your Taxes For You
IRS Letter 2566 is a 30-day letter issued by the IRS Automated Substitute for…
IRS SFR (Substitute For Return) Explained by a CPA
An IRS SFR — or substitute for return — is a tax return the…
IRS Form 9297: What To Do If You Received This From a Revenue Officer
IRS Form 9297, also known as the “Summary of Taxpayer Contact”, is the form…
IRS Notice CP14E: What It Is and How to Respond
IRS Notice CP14E is a Notice of Balance Due and Demand for Payment. It…
IRS Notice CP521D: What It Is and How to Respond
If you’re making monthly payments to the IRS under an installment agreement, the IRS…
IRS Notice CP89: What It Is and How to Respond
If you’re making monthly payments to the IRS under an installment agreement, once a…
IRS Notice CP74: What It Is and Why It’s Good News
Most of the IRS notices we write about on this blog deliver bad news….
IRS Letter 6459C: What It Is and How to Respond
If you recently had an Offer in Compromise accepted by the IRS — first…
IRS Notice CP14K: What It Is and How to Respond
You open your mailbox, and there it is: an envelope from the Department of…
IRS Notice CP14F: What It Is and How to Respond
There’s a new-look IRS letter showing up in mailboxes, and if you’ve received one…