On Notice

When you’re facing a tax issue, one of the first steps in formulating a plan of action is understanding the meaning and context of the letters you’ve received from the IRS. Each correspondence is unique and comes with its own implications, timelines, and options. It is important to neither overreact to, nor downplay the importance of, each notice; but rather to educate yourself and proceed by knowing your options. It is also imperative to know your rights as a taxpayer, including your right to representation.

Below, we have compiled a list of some of the most common notices about which our clients often have questions or concerns. If you have a notice that is not discussed here—or want to learn even more about one that is—feel free to reach out by calling us or completing our contact form.