IRS & State Notices / Problem Resolution
Receiving a notice from the Internal Revenue Service or a state tax agency can feel stressful and overwhelming—but not every letter means you are in serious trouble. Many notices simply require clarification, verification, corrections, or a timely response.
At Lighthouse Financial Group USA Inc., we help individuals and business owners understand tax notices and guide them through practical, compliant next steps with clarity and confidence.
We assist clients with:
- Reviewing and interpreting IRS and state notices
- Understanding response deadlines
- Preparing compliant responses
- Organizing requested documentation
- Correcting filing or reporting issues
- Setting up IRS online account access
- Payment agreement guidance and setup
- IRS account transcript reviews
- Communication with tax agencies when authorized
We commonly assist with notices such as:
- CP14 – Balance Due Notice
- CP2000 – Underreported Income Notice
- CP501 / CP503 / CP504 – Collection Notices
- LT11 – Intent to Levy Notice
- CP75 – EITC Verification
- Letter 5071C – Identity Verification
- Letter 4883C – Return Verification
- Notices related to missing returns, balances due, and filing discrepancies
We also assist with notices from state tax agencies involving:
- State income tax balances
- Sales tax notices
- Business tax compliance issues
- Missing filings
- Penalties and interest notices
- Registration and account discrepancies
When appropriate, we may assist with:
- Form 8821 – Tax Information Authorization
- Form 2848 – Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative
With proper authorization, our office may communicate directly with the IRS or applicable state agencies regarding your tax matter.
If you owe taxes and cannot pay in full immediately, we can help you explore available IRS or state payment agreement options and assist with the setup process when eligible.
Eligible personal tax clients may qualify for our Protection Plan, designed to provide additional guidance and support if certain IRS notices are received after filing.
Ignoring tax notices can lead to:
- Additional penalties and interest
- Collection activity
- Delayed refunds
- Increased compliance concerns
Early action and organized documentation can often prevent small issues from becoming larger problems.
Our goal is to help you understand your situation, organize the right information, and move forward with confidence—not confusion.
Contact our office to schedule a consultation regarding your IRS or state tax notice.
