What we help with
- IRS and state notices (CP2000, CP14, CP501 and more)
- Unfiled back-year returns
- Installment agreements (payment plans)
- First-time penalty abatement requests
- Wage and income transcript review
- Amended returns to correct past mistakes
How it works
We start by reviewing your notice and pulling your IRS transcripts to see the full picture. Then we explain your options in plain English, prepare any missing returns and responses, and help set up a plan you can afford.
[Representation note: describe your credential here. Enrolled Agents, CPAs and attorneys can represent clients in all IRS matters. If your preparers can’t, say you’ll refer complex cases to a trusted EA or tax attorney.]
Pricing
Every situation is different. Call (518) 291-1295 and our team will walk you through the cost of a notice review and any resolution work before anything begins.
Common questions
I haven’t filed in years. Will I get in trouble?
The sooner you file, the better your options. The IRS generally treats people who come forward on their own far better than those it has to find. We’ll help you catch up one year at a time.
I can’t pay what I owe. What now?
File anyway — the penalty for not filing is much bigger than the penalty for not paying. Most people qualify for an IRS payment plan, and we can help you set one up.