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Writer's pictureHolly Sexton, CPA

IRS letters don't have to be intimidating! Here's why:

The IRS often gets a bad rap as a scary organization, but the truth is they're here to help! Their main goal is to make sure taxpayers understand their responsibilities. They give out guidelines, clear up tax-related questions, and offer assistance to those who need it. When they send you a letter, it's usually to give you important info about your taxes, fix any mistakes, or even let you know about unexpected refunds or credits. So don't fret if you get a letter from the IRS! It might just be some good news coming your way.


  1. The letter is simply asking for additional information - it does not necessarily mean you owe money or that you have done something wrong.

  2. You can call the IRS for free and ask for clarification on what the letter is requesting from you.

  3. If there is a tax issue, working with the IRS can help make paying your taxes easier by providing payment options or making an installment plan.

  4. You can also contact a tax professional to help you with the paperwork and any other tax questions you may have.

  5. No matter what, it is important to respond to IRS letters promptly and thoroughly. Ignoring them won’t make them go away - so don’t be intimidated! With the right information and support, there is nothing to be afraid of.

  6. Most issues can be resolved without an IRS auditor – telephone calls are usually sufficient.

As a tax pro, I'm here to help you navigate those IRS tax notices. I get it, getting a letter from the IRS can be stressful, no matter what it's about. That's why I offer expert assistance, decoding the notice language and guiding you on the right steps to take. Whether it's providing more info, fixing a mistake, or setting up a payment plan, I'll work closely with you to make sure you understand the process and feel confident managing your taxes. My goal is to turn any intimidation into empowerment, making tax challenges a chance for you to take control of your financial situation.


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