Received an IRS Letter?
Received a letter from the IRS or facing an audit? T Love Taxes can help you understand the notice, organize your documentation, and determine appropriate next steps — within the scope of our credentials and services.
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An IRS letter can be confusing and stressful. We review the notice with you, help you understand what it means and what's being requested, organize the documentation it calls for, and help determine the appropriate next steps based on your situation — within the scope of our credentials and services.
Most IRS notices list a date to respond by, usually near the top of the letter. Reach out before that date so there's time to review the notice and gather what's needed.
The IRS generally makes first contact by mail. It does not demand immediate payment by gift card, wire transfer, or prepaid card, and it doesn't ask for personal or financial information by text, email, or social media. If something feels off, call us before you respond.
For taxpayers who received a notice and aren't sure what it means or what to do next.
For individuals and business owners preparing for or currently going through an audit.
For taxpayers who are behind on filing and need help getting organized.
For taxpayers who received a notice about amounts owed and want to understand their options.
The notice number is usually printed in the top or bottom right corner of the letter. Here's what some of the most common ones generally mean.
The IRS is proposing changes because income reported to it (like a W-2 or 1099) doesn't match your return. It isn't a bill yet — it asks you to agree or respond.
A notice that you owe unpaid tax. It explains the amount and how to pay or respond.
Follow-up reminders about a balance that's still unpaid. These escalate — a CP504 is a notice of intent to levy — so they shouldn't be ignored.
The IRS corrected something on your return, which changed your refund or the amount you owe.
The IRS needs to confirm your identity before it finishes processing a return filed with your name and Social Security number.
Don't see yours here? Share the notice number and we'll help you understand what it's asking for.
Tell us about your notice →These are general descriptions only. What a notice means for you depends on your specific situation.
We review your IRS notice with you and help explain what it means.
We help you gather and organize the documentation the notice is requesting.
We review your related tax filing to help understand how the notice came about.
We help determine the appropriate next steps for your specific situation.
Help organizing documentation for prior-year or back tax filings when applicable.
Support and guidance as you communicate with the IRS about your notice, within the scope of our credentials and services.
Your notice and situation are reviewed based on the information you provide.
Work with T Love Taxes virtually from anywhere in the United States.
In-person appointments are available at the Fort Wayne office.
We aim to make a confusing notice easier to understand from start to finish.
Tell us about the notice or audit letter you received.
We review the notice and your related tax documents.
We help you gather what's requested and prepare your response.
You leave knowing what to do next and what to expect.
Your exact documents will depend on the type of notice you received. Common items include:
Not sure what applies to your notice? Call us at 260-231-6935 before submitting anything.
Don't live near Fort Wayne? You can work with T Love Taxes virtually on your IRS notice.
Get IRS Notice HelpPrefer face-to-face service? Schedule an appointment at our Fort Wayne office.
$25 In-Person Appointment
3219 E State BlvdIRS notices and related documents can contain sensitive personal information. Use the secure document-submission process provided by T Love Taxes when instructed. Do not submit Social Security numbers, bank account information, passwords, or other sensitive information through ordinary website forms or unsecured messages.
Share a few details — like the notice number and the response date — and we'll follow up to help. Please don't include your Social Security number.
Start by reaching out to us with the details of the notice. We'll help you understand what it means and what steps to take next.
The IRS generally makes first contact by mail and does not demand immediate payment by gift card, wire transfer, or prepaid card. If you're unsure whether a letter or call is legitimate, contact us before responding or paying anything.
We provide assistance within the scope of our credentials and services — helping you understand your notice, organize documentation, and determine next steps. We'll let you know if your situation calls for representation beyond what we're authorized to provide.
Yes. Virtual support is available nationwide.
No. Clients outside Fort Wayne can use our virtual process for IRS notice support.
The in-person appointment fee is $25. This is separate from any additional fees related to your specific situation.
The full notice you received, all pages, along with the tax return it references. We'll let you know what else is needed once we see your notice.
Yes. If you're behind on filing, we can help you understand your situation, organize the needed documentation, and determine appropriate next steps.
No. Outcomes with the IRS depend on your individual circumstances, and no specific result can be guaranteed.
If you prefer in-person service, visit T Love Taxes at our Fort Wayne office to go over your notice together.
3219 E State BlvdPhone: 260-231-6935
In-Person Appointment: $25
T Love Taxes provides virtual IRS notice and audit support for clients throughout the United States. You do not need to visit the Fort Wayne office to get help.
Get IRS Notice HelpGet help understanding your notice and figuring out next steps — virtually from anywhere or in person in Fort Wayne.
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