IRS notices, decoded

Got a letter from the IRS? Here’s what it means in plain English.

Chris Brown, IRS Enrolled Agent

Chris Brown, Enrolled Agent

You work with me directly, start to finish.

Chris Brown, IRS Enrolled Agent

Chris Brown, Enrolled Agent

You work with me directly, start to finish.

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An IRS notice is stressful, but most are routine and solvable. These guides explain the common notices in plain language. If you’d like a second set of eyes, you’re welcome to call.

If the notice is a bill you can’t pay in full (a CP14, CP501, CP503, CP504, or a final LT11), the usual answer is a payment plan, and we can set up the IRS payment plan for you.

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