Questions

Short answers, with the IRS source when there is one.

What is a CP2000?

An IRS letter saying your return doesn’t match what employers or banks reported.

It proposes a change.

It’s not a bill.

How long do I have?

Until the date on your notice: usually 30 days, 60 if you live abroad.

Need more time?

Call the number on your notice.

What do I get?

Agree with every change ($49): your form ready to check and sign, your documents numbered, a sending guide and reminders.

Disagree with one or more items ($179): the same, plus a statement for each item you disagree with.

Do you send it for me?

No.

You sign and send it yourself: online, by fax or by mail.

The guide shows you how.

Do you tell me whether to agree?

No.

You choose, item by item.

We show where each amount is in your documents.

Unsure?

A CPA or an enrolled agent can advise you.

What isn’t covered?

CP2501 notices, stock or crypto sales, amended returns, notices of deficiency (CP3219A) and audits.

The free check tells you before you pay.

Can I get a refund?

All sales are final once your response is created.

If your documents show it’s outside this service before then, you’re refunded in full.

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