IRS Representation

Receiving a letter from the IRS can put you in panic mode. Don't worry; Peggy's Tax and Accounting is here for you. Our Enrolled Agent, Peggy Beasterfeld, will work with you and present on your behalf, so you can manage your business or go about your daily activities.

Letters from the IRS clearly describe tax issues at hand, and many are not indications of a bad situation. The IRS usually sends out letters or notices if:

  • There was an error or omission on your tax return, and additional tax payment is required
  • There was an error, and you are due a greater refund
  • The IRS requires additional information regarding your tax return
IRS Representation — Topeka, KS — Peggy’s Tax & Accounting

The IRS assigns a number to every notice that leaves their office, generally printed at the top of each letter. These numbers help IRS employees track correspondence from thousands of citizens.

Most letters from the IRS contain specific instructions to help complete your tax return. Each notice or letter will require some action on your part, but most will not require anything significant. After reviewing the letter, it's important to compare the information received or requested from the IRS to the information you provided to them during the period in question. If there is an issue, please make a note as soon as possible.

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