IRS Contacted You? — What to Do When You Get an IRS Letter
Got a letter from the IRS? Don't panic — but don't ignore it. Our Arabic-speaking tax lawyers explain IRS notices, respond on your behalf, and protect you from audits, collections & penalties. Time-sensitive deadlines may apply.
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Bring us the notice immediately - deadlines matter.
Understand the Issue
We explain what the IRS wants and why.
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We draft an appropriate response with documentation.
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What to Do If the IRS Contacts You cases we handle
The IRS sends many types of notices, each requiring a different response. Understanding which notice you received is the first step to protecting yourself.
CP2000 — Underreported Income
The IRS believes you failed to report income that was reported to them by employers, banks, or other payers. This is a proposed adjustment, not a bill...
CP501/CP503/CP504 — Balance Due Notices
A series of escalating notices that you owe taxes. CP501 is the first reminder, CP503 is urgent, and CP504 is the final notice before enforced collect...
LT11/Letter 1058 — Intent to Levy
The IRS intends to seize your wages, bank accounts, or other property. You have 30 days to request a Collection Due Process hearing....
Letter 525 — Audit Notification
The IRS is examining your tax return. This letter identifies which items are under review and what documentation is needed....
CP14 — First Balance Due Notice
Your first notice that you owe taxes. It shows the amount due including any penalties and interest. Responding promptly avoids escalation....
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