Notices & compliance

A tax notice is a problem to investigate—not a verdict.

Government correspondence can be stressful. The notice may reflect a missing filing, payment discrepancy, registration issue, penalty, or agency error. The first step is reviewing the complete document and the records behind it.

Issues we may help address

  • Missing-return notices
  • Payroll tax discrepancies
  • State registration problems
  • S-Corporation election issues
  • EIN or entity discrepancies
  • Proposed assessments
  • Penalties and interest
  • Dishonored or missing payments

Additional compliance support

  • Unemployment reporting
  • Sales and local tax notices
  • Wage-report discrepancies
  • Unfiled prior-year returns
  • Incorrect business names or addresses
  • Business registration and licensing
  • Correspondence requiring a response
  • Audit-support documentation

Our review process

Read the complete notice

All pages matter. Summary pages may not include the calculations, response deadline, or agency explanation needed to understand the issue.

Compare the underlying records

Review relevant returns, payment confirmations, payroll reports, account transcripts, financial records, and prior correspondence.

Identify responsibility and options

Determine whether the issue comes from missing information, a filing or payment discrepancy, an agency record, a third-party system, or another source.

Define the response

Explain the available options, required documents, authorization, timing, and separate scope for resolution or representation.

Representation

As an Enrolled Agent-led practice, Made Over Bookkeeping may assist qualifying clients with federal tax matters and representation before the IRS. Representation is subject to a separate engagement, review of the complete facts, and appropriate authorization.

Do not send only the page that appears important

Notices should be provided in full. Missing pages can conceal deadlines, calculations, appeal rights, account details, or the agency’s actual reason for contacting you.

Respond with the facts

Do not let the notice sit unanswered.