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RECEIVED AN IRS NOTICE? DON'T IGNORE IT. 

DON'T PANIC. UNDERSTAND IT FIRST.

Receiving an IRS notice can be unsettling, but most notices are not emergencies. They are requests for information, notices of changes to your account, or the beginning of a collection process. Before responding, it's important to understand what the notice means, what deadlines apply, and what options may be available.

At EstateHarmonix, we help taxpayers review IRS notices, explain what they mean, and determine an appropriate course of action based on the facts of each case.

• You received a letter and don't know what it means. 
• The IRS says you owe additional tax. 
• The IRS adjusted your return. 
• You're being asked to provide documentation. 
• You're worried about missing a deadline. 

• Review your IRS notice. 
• Explain the purpose of the notice. 
• Discuss available response options. 
• Help determine whether additional representation is appropriate. 

• Should I respond immediately? 
• What happens if I miss the deadline? 
• Can I appeal the IRS decision? 
• Should I call the IRS myself? 

SCHEDULE AN IRS STRATEGY & CASE REVIEW

EVERY RECOMMENDATION BEGINS WITH UNDERSTANDING YOUR IRS ACCOUNT

Before recommending a payment plan, penalty relief, or another resolution strategy, we believe it's important to understand your IRS account history.

An IRS Transcript Investigation provides valuable information about your filing history, assessments, payments, notices, and other account activity.

 Reviewing these records helps us develop recommendations based on documented facts rather than assumptions.

• Account Transcripts 
• Wage & Income Transcripts 
• Record of Account Transcripts 
• Filing History 
• Collection Activity 
• Assessment Dates 
• Payment History 
• Penalty History 
• IRS Notices 
• Collection Statute Expiration Dates (when applicable) 

Every recommendation should begin with a clear understanding of the taxpayer's account. 

By reviewing IRS transcripts and related information, we can identify issues, explain what the records show, and determine the most appropriate path forward based on the available facts.

I'M READY TO PAY FOR 

MY IRS TRANSCRIPT INVESTIGATION!!

SELECTED FOR AN IRS AUDIT? PREPARATION MATTERS.

An IRS audit does not automatically mean additional tax is owed. It is a review of information reported on your tax return.

Understanding the scope of the audit, gathering appropriate documentation, and responding carefully can make a significant difference.

• Audit letter received 
• Income verification 
• Business expense review 
• Charitable contributions 
• Recordkeeping concerns 

• Explain the audit process. 
• Review the requested documentation. 
• Help prepare responses. 
• Represent eligible clients before the IRS.

HAS THE IRS STARTED TAKING MONEY FROM YOUR PAYCHECK?

A wage garnishment can affect your ability to meet everyday financial obligations. Understanding why it happened and what options may be available is an important first step.

• Reduced paycheck 
• Final Notice received 
• Employer notified 
• Financial hardship 

• Review your IRS account. 
• Evaluate collection status. 
• Discuss available resolution options. 
• Develop an action plan.

NEED MORE TIME TO PAY YOUR TAX BALANCE?

Paying in full is not always possible.

Depending on your circumstances, the IRS offers several payment options. Choosing the right one requires understanding your financial situation and long-term goals.

YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR RELIEF FROM CERTAIN IRS PENALTIES

 Not every taxpayer qualifies for penalty relief, but many taxpayers are unaware that relief may be available.

The appropriate type of relief depends on your circumstances and the applicable IRS rules.