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Receiving an IRS notice, discovering unpaid taxes, or facing collection activity can be stressful. However, taxpayers may have several options available to address tax liabilities, resolve compliance issues, and work toward an appropriate solution.
Z-Tax & Accounting provides educational resources and professional guidance regarding IRS notices, tax audits, collections, appeals, payment arrangements, Offer in Compromise, and other tax resolution matters.
Our IRS Enrolled Agents admitted to practice before the IRS assist individuals and businesses with understanding IRS correspondence, evaluating available options, communicating with tax authorities, and developing practical strategies based on each taxpayer’s circumstances.
Explore our IRS notices and tax resolution resources below.
The IRS issues many different notices depending on a taxpayer’s filing history, account activity, reported income, payments, audits, and collection status.
Our IRS notice resources explain:
• Why taxpayers receive IRS notices
• What different IRS notice numbers mean
• How to respond to IRS correspondence
• When professional representation may be appropriate
• Available options for resolving IRS issues
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A CP2000 notice is issued when information reported to the IRS does not match information reported on a tax return.
Resources include:
• Understanding CP2000 notices
• Responding to proposed income adjustments
• Reviewing IRS calculations
• Agreeing or disagreeing with IRS changes
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Taxpayers may receive IRS notices when the IRS believes there is an unpaid tax balance.
Resources include:
• CP14 Balance Due Notices
• CP161 Balance Due Notices
• CP501 Reminder Notices
• CP504 Urgent Balance Due Notices
• Understanding IRS payment options
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The IRS has collection procedures that may include liens, levies, and other enforcement actions.
Resources include:
• IRS collection notices
• Notices of intent to levy
• Bank levies
• Wage garnishments
• Tax liens and release options
• Collection alternatives
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Unpaid tax liabilities may result from unpaid returns, underpayment, IRS adjustments, penalties, interest, or business tax obligations.
Resources include:
• Understanding IRS tax debt
• Reviewing IRS account balances
• Evaluating resolution options
• Addressing back taxes
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Taxpayers who cannot pay their tax liability immediately may qualify for an IRS payment arrangement.
Resources include:
• IRS installment agreement options
• Payment plan requirements
• Preparing financial information
• Maintaining compliance after approval
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An Offer in Compromise allows qualifying taxpayers to request settlement of certain tax liabilities for less than the full amount owed.
Resources include:
• OIC eligibility requirements
• IRS evaluation factors
• Preparing an Offer in Compromise application
• Common mistakes to avoid
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Taxpayers experiencing financial hardship may qualify for Currently Not Collectible status when paying the tax liability would create economic hardship.
Resources include:
• CNC eligibility considerations
• Financial disclosure requirements
• IRS collection suspension
• Future compliance requirements
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IRS audits and examinations require careful review and timely responses.
Resources include:
• Understanding IRS audit notices
• Preparing audit documentation
• Communicating with IRS examiners
• Appeals and dispute options
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Taxpayers may have appeal rights when they disagree with certain IRS decisions.
Resources include:
• IRS appeals process
• Collection appeals
• Audit reconsideration
• Disputing proposed adjustments
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Businesses may face serious consequences when payroll taxes are unpaid.
Resources include:
• Payroll tax liabilities
• Trust Fund Recovery Penalties
• Responsible person assessments
• Business tax resolution options
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Understanding IRS records is often an important first step in resolving tax issues.
Resources include:
• IRS account transcripts
• Wage and income transcripts
• Payment history review
• Identifying missing filings and balances
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Z-Tax & Accounting provides IRS and tax resolution assistance for:
• IRS Audit Representation
• IRS Notice Resolution
• Tax Debt Resolution
• Offer in Compromise
• Currently Not Collectible Status
• IRS Installment Agreements
• IRS Appeals
• Tax Liens and Levies
• Payroll Tax Resolution
• State Tax Resolution
Contact Z-Tax & Accounting for assistance with IRS notices, tax debt, audits, collections, and resolution matters.