IRS notices and letters
Understand why the IRS contacted you, what deadline applies, and what information you may need to respond.
IRS TAX RESOLUTION
An IRS notice, an overdue balance, or years of unfiled returns can leave you wondering where to start. Crest Haven Tax Relief helps you understand what the IRS is asking for, what options may be available, and what to do next.
Founded by Tom Taulli, Enrolled Agent
HOW WE CAN HELP
Understand why the IRS contacted you, what deadline applies, and what information you may need to respond.
Review your outstanding balance and explore options that may fit your circumstances, including an installment agreement.
Identify which returns are missing and make a plan to catch up. Getting current can be an important step toward addressing an overdue balance.
If the IRS has threatened or started collection action, get help understanding where things stand and which steps may be available.
Review why penalties were assessed and whether there may be grounds to request relief.
Find out whether an offer in compromise is worth pursuing based on your financial circumstances and the facts of your case.
A CLEAR PROCESS
Share the basics, including any letters you’ve received and deadlines you know about.
We review the situation, explain which options may apply, and discuss the scope and fees for any proposed work.
If you decide to move forward, we agree on a plan and help you put it into action. When representation is part of the engagement, we can work with the IRS on your behalf after you authorize us to do so.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PRACTICE
I started Crest Haven Tax Relief to help people make sense of IRS letters, overdue balances, and unfiled returns. My approach is to explain what’s happening in plain English, discuss your options, and help you decide what to tackle first.
Tom Taulli Founder · Enrolled Agent
BEFORE WE TALK
If you have an IRS notice, have it nearby. The notice number, date, and response deadline are useful starting points. It also helps to know which tax years are involved and whether any returns are unfiled.
Yes. We can help identify which returns need attention and discuss how to get current and address any balance due.
An offer in compromise may be an option in some cases. Whether it makes sense depends on your financial circumstances and the facts of your case. We can discuss it alongside other options.
Yes. When representation is part of the agreed scope, an Enrolled Agent can communicate with the IRS on your behalf after you provide the required authorization.
Fees depend on the work involved. We discuss the scope and fees with you before you decide whether to engage us.
GET IN TOUCH
Tell us a little about your situation and whether you have an upcoming IRS deadline. We’ll use that information to prepare for an initial conversation.