IRS / State Correspondence Notice Support
Client-submission packages for ordinary, non-examination IRS and state correspondence only after separate written acceptance.
Quick Answer
- Only after separate written acceptance, Monaco CPA may review an ordinary, non-examination correspondence matter and prepare a client-submission package. Examination, appeal, collection, OIC, VDP, willfulness or other tax-controversy representation is not included and is considered case by case under a separate written engagement.
- The separately accepted scope identifies the notice, records to be reviewed, and client-submission package; it does not create a broader tax-controversy engagement.
- The client preserves and tracks every agency deadline, submits the package, and monitors agency replies. Monaco CPA does not promise an extension, acceptance, abatement, or other outcome.
- Any agency contact by Monaco CPA requires a client-authorized power of attorney and remains limited to the accepted ordinary-correspondence scope.
- Office or field examinations, appeals, collections, OIC, VDP, potential willfulness, and other controversy matters are considered case by case under a separate written engagement and may be referred to an independent tax-controversy specialist.
After separate written acceptance, Monaco CPA may review an ordinary, non-examination IRS or state correspondence notice and prepare a client-submission package. Monaco CPA may contact the agency under a client-authorized power of attorney ; examinations, appeals, collections, OIC, VDP, willfulness and other controversy matters are considered case by case under a separate written engagement and may be referred to an independent specialist.
An IRS or NJ notice should be reviewed against its stated response date. Monaco CPA considers only ordinary, non-examination correspondence and accepts it only through a separate written scope.
For an accepted ordinary correspondence matter, Monaco CPA prepares only the written client-submission package. Examinations, appeals, collections, OIC, VDP, willfulness, and other controversy matters are considered case by case under a separate written engagement and may be referred to an independent specialist.
Notice work is not included with a return and begins only after separate written acceptance. The client submits and tracks the package; Monaco CPA may contact the agency under a client-authorized power of attorney and does not promise an outcome.
Important: representation in examinations, appeals, collections, OIC, VDP, or willfulness matters is accepted only under a separate written engagement and may be referred to an independent specialist; Monaco CPA does not provide financial-statement audit, review, compilation, or other attest services.
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- Review and explanation of the specified ordinary, non-examination notice
- Client-submission response package for an accepted ordinary correspondence notice that is not an examination
- Client-submission package for an accepted CP2000 automated underreporter matter
- Written case-by-case decision (separate engagement or referral) for examinations, appeals, collections, OIC, VDP, willfulness, and other controversy matters
- NJ Division of Taxation ordinary-notice review and client-submission package
- Documentation gathering and organization
- Client-submission package for the response identified in the written scope
- Ordinary penalty-abatement review only when expressly included in writing
Outside This Service Scope
- Collection and installment-agreement matters - case by case under a separate written engagement, or referred to an independent specialist
- Audit-reconsideration and examination matters - case by case under a separate written engagement, or referred to an independent specialist
- Appeals, OIC, VDP, willfulness, and other controversy matters - case by case under a separate written engagement, or referred to an independent specialist
How It Works
The written engagement and intake instructions describe the expected steps from first contact through the accepted work; timing and steps may vary with the agreed scope and client-supplied information.
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Notice Review
Only after separate written acceptance, I review the specified ordinary, non-examination IRS or state correspondence notice and explain client-submission options. Examination letters and other tax-controversy matters are considered case by case under a separate written engagement and may be referred to an independent specialist.
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Scope Boundary
I confirm that the matter is ordinary, non-examination correspondence rather than an examination, appeal, collection, OIC, VDP, willfulness, or other controversy matter, which needs its own written engagement or a referral to an independent specialist.
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Response Preparation
I prepare the client-submission correspondence package and supporting schedule identified in the separately accepted written scope.
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Response Delivery
I deliver the agreed package for client submission. The client files it and tracks deadlines and agency replies; Monaco CPA may contact the agency under a client-authorized power of attorney and does not promise an outcome.
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Tax advice disclaimer: This material is for general educational information only and is not legal, tax, or accounting advice for your specific facts. A CPA-client relationship is formed only through a signed engagement letter.