Got a CP2000? We'll help you read it and draft your answer.
Got an IRS CP2000 notice? Read it before you pay.
Answer four questions. After that, we open your CP2000 with you.
Use this on the day the IRS letter arrives.
Your notice review is ready. Where should we reach you?
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How the CP2000 review works
- Answer four questionsIt takes about a minute. You tell us about the CP2000, the income on it, and the date.
- Pick a timeHave the CP2000 in front of you. Steven Palmieri, a Tax CFO, reads it with you on video.
- Leave with a reply planYou leave knowing what to agree with, what to contest, and which records to gather. You sign and send the answer yourself.
Read the proposal before you pay it.
On the call we set your CP2000 beside the return and match each line the IRS lists. You leave knowing whether to agree, disagree, or split the reply, and you leave with the date that is printed on the letter.
You don't pay for this CP2000 review, and nothing is signed on the call. If you want the written response prepared after that, you see the price first.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO. The practice is not a CPA firm and does not sign audit or assurance reports.
Start the CP2000 review.Questions people ask first
Is the notice review really free?
The CP2000 review call is free. You sign nothing on it. If you want the written response prepared, you see the price before that work starts.
Should I pay the amount on the letter?
Not from the letter alone. A CP2000 is a proposed change, not a bill. We go through the notice with you first, and then you decide.
Who reads it with me?
Steven Palmieri, a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO, reads the CP2000 with you on a video call, with your notice open.
What if the response date is close?
Say so in the questions. If the date has passed, reply anyway, and reply soon. Ask the IRS for more time before the date. Asking after the date is too late.