09/29/2026
If you’ve been following my IRS posts all week thinking, “I really do need somebody to look at this letter…” 👀
This is your reminder to handle it.
All week I’ve talked about IRS notices—why you shouldn’t ignore them, why deadlines matter, what an Enrolled Agent does, and why understanding your notice before you respond is so important.
Now it’s time to get yours off the kitchen counter, out of the drawer, or wherever you’ve been hiding it. 😂
I’m wrapping up this week’s campaign for my $250 IRS Notice Review.
Your review includes:
✔️ Review of your IRS notice
✔️ Plain-English explanation of what the IRS is asking for
✔️ Identification of important deadlines
✔️ Discussion of your available options
✔️ My recommended next steps
Here’s how to get started:
1️⃣ Complete the short intake form and upload all pages of your IRS notice.
2️⃣ I’ll review your submission to determine whether your situation is appropriate for this service.
3️⃣ If accepted, you’ll receive your engagement agreement and payment instructions.
4️⃣ Once your agreement and $250 payment are received, we’ll schedule your consultation.
No more guessing. No more Googling the notice number at midnight. And definitely no more hoping the IRS forgets they mailed it. 😩😂
Ready to deal with it?
DM me “IRS” and I’ll send you the intake form.
Know somebody who needs this? Send this post to them. Sometimes the best referral is simply putting the right professional in front of the right person.
— Eliza Conner, MA, EA
Conner Tax Service®
Tax | Accounting | Advisory
Submitting an intake form does not establish an engagement with Conner Tax Service®. IRS Notice Review does not guarantee a particular IRS outcome. Tax preparation, amended returns, additional research, IRS correspondence, and representation are not included unless separately engaged.