Tullberry Tax Resolution
Got a letter from the IRS?
Open it, find the date, then send it to us. A free review gives you a calm read on what the notice means.
Get a free letter reviewThe first five days
Do the next right thing,
in order.
- Day 1: Open it. Find the notice number in the top or bottom right corner, such as CP14, CP2000, CP504 or LT11, plus the respond-by date. Write both on the envelope. Do not ignore it, do not pay something you do not agree with and do not call the number on the letter until you know what it says.
- Day 2: Find your return. Pull your copy of the tax return for that year.
- Days 2 or 3: Send every page. Text a photo of every page to (918) 555-0163. We call within one business day to explain what it means and whether you need us at all.
- Days 4 and 5: Choose the answer. If it is simple, we tell you how to answer it yourself, free. If not, you get a flat fee in writing.
A quick letter guide
Notices people bring us.
CP14First bill for a balance due.
CP501 / CP503Reminders that the balance is still unpaid.
CP2000IRS income records do not match your return. Proposed change, not a bill yet. Answer by the date on the letter, usually 30 days.
CP504Notice of intent to levy. The IRS can now take a state tax refund.
LT11 / Letter 1058Final notice before levy. You have 30 days to request a Collection Due Process hearing. This is the most important deadline on this list.
Letter 566An audit by mail has started.
We handle Oklahoma Tax Commission letters, too.
What it costs
The IRS letter review is free. If you need a written response, letter responses are $350 to $750. See all flat fees.
“They told me I did not need them for my first letter and showed me how to answer it myself. That is why I called them when the big one came.”Doug P., Owasso
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