Surviving an IRS or NJ Notice | A Calm Owner’s Guide
- Gregory Monaco, CPA

- Nov 13
- 1 min read
IRS Notice NJ — Don’t Panic, Here’s What to Do
If you’ve received an IRS notice NJ or a letter from the NJ Division of Taxation, take a breath. Most notices are informational, not punitive — and they can often be resolved quickly with the right documentation.
Step 1: Identify the Type of Notice
Common types include:
Balance due or late payment reminders
Missing form or reporting discrepancy
Audit or inquiry requests
Keep the original notice and note the issue date and response deadline.
Step 2: Verify the Information
Compare the notice with your bookkeeping records and tax filings. Many notices are generated from mismatched data, not actual errors.
Step 3: Respond Promptly and Professionally
Never ignore a tax notice. Your CPA advisory team can draft an accurate and timely response to prevent escalation.

CPA Tip:
With proper bookkeeping and compliance, most IRS notice NJ issues can be cleared up in one response. It’s about proof, not panic.
Let’s Resolve It Together
Book a Free Consultation → with Gregory Monaco, CPA LLC for calm, experienced support handling IRS and NJ notices — so you can get back to business with confidence.






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