IRS Resolution
Notice of Deficiency (90-Day Letter) Response
Respond to a Statutory Notice of Deficiency before Tax Court rights expire.
The Problem
The 90-day clock to petition Tax Court is running and cannot be extended.
What This Engagement Covers
- Tax Court petition
- Pre-petition resolution attempt
- Audit reconsideration if eligible
Who This Helps
Taxpayers holding Letter 3219, CP3219A, or CP3219N.
Next Step
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Answers
Notice of Deficiency (90-Day Letter) Response — questions
- What is Notice of Deficiency (90-Day Letter) Response?
- Respond to a Statutory Notice of Deficiency before Tax Court rights expire. The 90-day clock to petition Tax Court is running and cannot be extended.
- Who does Notice of Deficiency (90-Day Letter) Response help?
- Taxpayers holding Letter 3219, CP3219A, or CP3219N.
- How much does Notice of Deficiency (90-Day Letter) Response cost?
- Typical fee range: $1,250–$2,500. Final fee is confirmed in a written engagement agreement after the $3,000 initial assessment.
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