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IRS Notice?

Don’t Panic!

Getting a letter from the IRS can be scary, but don’t panic. Millions of notices are sent out each year. If you’re received a tax notice that you have unfiled returns or owe a balance, there are tax relief programs available to help. At IRS Fresh Start, we’ll connect you to tax experts who will help you find an affordable solution and keep the IRS off your back.

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Why Did The IRS Send Me a Letter?

Receiving a notice from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may cause concern for many taxpayers. You might wonder, “Why did the IRS send me a notice?” The IRS issues notices and letters for various reasons, primarily to address discrepancies, request additional information, or inform you of changes to your tax account.

Understanding why the IRS sent you a notice is crucial to resolving the issue promptly and effectively. It is important to carefully read the notice, follow the instructions, and respond within the given timeframe. If you are uncertain about the contents of the notice or how to proceed, seek assistance from a tax professional. We can help you navigate the complexities of the tax system and ensure that you comply with IRS requirements while protecting your rights as a taxpayer.

If you receive any of the following IRS notices and can’t pay, contact us immediately.

  • CP14, Balance Due
  • CP40, Account Assigned to Collections
  • CP90, Final Notice of Intent to Levy
  • CP501, Balance Due (tax lien warning)
  • CP503, Unpaid Tax Balance
  • CP504, Notice of Intent to Levy
  • CP523, Intent to Terminate Installment Agreement
  • LT11, Final Notice of Intent to Levy
  • LT16, Account Assigned for Enforcement Actions
  • LT19, Unpaid Tax Balance
  • LT39, Reminder of Overdue Taxes

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How to Handle Your IRS Notice

If you receive a notice from the IRS, it’s important to follow these simple steps.

  1. Don’t ignore the letter!
  2. Read your tax notice thoroughly and pay attention to any deadlines.
  3. Respond promptly. Failure to comply in a timely manner may result in hefty penalties and interest fees.
  4. Keep a copy for your records, including any responses you may send.

We strongly recommend reviewing your IRS notice with a tax professional to determine your next steps. A tax expert can also explain your tax relief options and help prevent IRS collection actions.

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Thank you for your interest in our tax relief services. At this time, we are unable to assist you. Please call 800-829-1040 to speak with the IRS and explore your options.

Which type of tax relief do you need?
How much do you owe in federal back taxes?
(OK to estimate)
Do you have any late or unfiled tax returns?
How many years of unfiled tax returns do you have?
Do you need help because you can’t pay your taxes in full at this time?
Do you currently have an installment agreement or payment plan with the IRS?
Have you received a collection letter from the IRS?
Which tax notice/letter did you receive?
Are you Currently Employed?

Thank you for your interest in IRS Fresh Start. At this time, we are unable to assist with your tax situation. We recommend contacting the IRS directly at 800-829-1040 to see what options may be available to you.

Thank you for your interest in IRS Fresh Start. At this time, we are unable to assist you. Please contact the IRS at the number listed on your tax notice/letter or call 800-829-1040.

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Please note that IRS Fresh Start is a private company not affiliated with the IRS. If you decide to hire us to help with your tax problem(s), you will be charged for our services.

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