Category: Tax Representation
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How an Enrolled Agent Can Help with Your CP22A Notice
Receiving a notice from the IRS can be unsettling, especially when it involves changes to an already filed tax return. One such notice is the IRS CP22A, a document that informs the taxpayer that their return has been adjusted, typically based on information provided by the taxpayer or a recent amendment. This notice is not…
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What Is IRS Notice CP59 and How an Enrolled Agent Can Help
When a taxpayer receives IRS Notice CP59, it means the IRS believes they did not file a required tax return. This notice is sent when the IRS has no record of a return being filed for a specific year, even though they have information that suggests one was required. While the notice itself does not…
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How an Enrolled Agent Can Help Resolve IRS Notice CP2566
IRS Notice CP2566 indicates a missing tax return, prompting a proposed tax assessment based on available income data. It signals ignored prior requests and necessitates urgent action. Taxpayers can resolve it by filing the return, disputing the assessment, or seeking help from an Enrolled Agent like Steve Perry to ensure compliance and reduce liabilities.
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Understanding IRS Notice CP2000: What It Means and How an Enrolled Agent Can Help
The IRS Notice CP2000, generated by the Automated Under Reporter program, indicates discrepancies between reported income and third-party data. It includes proposed tax adjustments and requires a response. Taxpayers can agree, disagree, or partially agree with changes using an Enrolled Agent for assistance. Prompt, accurate responses are crucial.
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Understanding IRS Notice CP14: What It Means and How an Enrolled Agent Can Help
No one likes to receive mail from the IRS, especially when it says money is owed. One of the most common notices issued by the IRS is Notice CP14, which informs taxpayers that they have a balance due on their federal income taxes. While the notice can feel alarming, it is not the end of…
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Understanding IRS Letter 566: Your Audit Notice Explained
IRS Letter 566 notifies taxpayers that their tax return is under audit, requiring specific documentation for review. While it doesn’t indicate wrongdoing, timely responses are crucial. Engaging an Enrolled Agent ensures proper guidance and protection of taxpayer rights throughout the audit process, helping resolve issues efficiently.
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Understanding IRS Form 12153: Request for a Collection Due Process or Equivalent Hearing
Taxpayers who receive notices from the IRS regarding enforced collection actions such as liens or levies may feel overwhelmed and unsure of how to respond. Fortunately, the IRS provides a formal avenue for individuals to challenge or appeal these actions through IRS Form 12153, Request for a Collection Due Process or Equivalent Hearing. Understanding the…
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Understanding IRS Notice CP49: What It Means and How an Enrolled Agent Can Help
Receiving a tax refund is usually a welcome event, but sometimes the IRS applies that refund to a prior balance owed rather than issuing a check or direct deposit. When this happens, the taxpayer may receive IRS Notice CP49, which can come as a surprise if the prior balance was unknown or forgotten. Understanding the…
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Understanding IRS Collections: The EA Advantage
The Critical Role of the Enrolled Agent in Safeguarding Taxpayer Rights Receiving a notice from the IRS begins a complex and stressful process, particularly when the issue involves unpaid taxes or discrepancies in reported income. Understanding the IRS collection process and the vital role of an Enrolled Agent (EA) can make a significant difference in…
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Top Benefits of Hiring an Enrolled Agent for Tax Matters
When it comes to tax matters, facing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be intimidating. Whether you’re being audited, owe back taxes, or need help navigating a complex tax issue, having the right professional by your side can make all the difference. One of the most powerful allies you can have in your corner is…
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