Got a letter from the IRS or New York State? Don’t ignore it. Bring it to us.
Most tax letters have a deadline to respond. A CPA can tell you what the letter means, whether the government is right, and how to settle it with the least cost.
Common tax problems we handle
Notices and letters
Underreported income (CP2000), balance due (CP14), and New York State or NYC Department of Finance notices.
Back taxes
Unfiled returns and unpaid balances. We file what’s missing and work out what you really owe.
Payment plans
Monthly installment agreements with the IRS and New York State when you can’t pay in full.
Penalty relief
Requests to remove penalties when you have reasonable cause or a clean history.
Audits and exams
We gather your records, respond to the auditor and represent you as a licensed CPA.
Sales tax issues
New York sales tax assessments and missed filings for stores and restaurants.
Sources: IRS: Online payment agreement · IRS: Online account · IRS: Tax preparer credentials
Received a notice today?
Read the deadline
Find the response date on the letter. Missing it can limit your options.
Don’t pay a wrong bill
Notices are sometimes based on missing information, like a 1099 already on your return.
Send us a photo
WhatsApp a picture of the letter to (347) 817-7771 and book your free consultation.
We respond for you
With your authorization, we contact the IRS or state on your behalf.
Source: IRS: Online account
Frequently asked
Can you talk to the IRS for me?
Yes. Our licensed CPAs can represent you before the IRS once you sign a power of attorney form.
I got a letter about Uber or Lyft income. What does it mean?
It often means the IRS matched a 1099-K or 1099-NEC to your Social Security number and did not see it on your return. We check whether the income was already reported and respond.
Sources: IRS: Online payment agreement · IRS: Online account · IRS: Tax preparer credentials
Figures and rules on this page come from the official and published sources linked above, as of November 2026. People and numbers in the examples are made up to explain the idea. This page is general information, not tax or legal advice for your situation, and laws change; check the linked source or ask a licensed CPA before you act.
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