How to respond to an IRS proposed amount due notice - late - Home Sale

[@eataxresolutions]

If you are looking to schedule an appointment to go over your case, please use the link below.
calendly.com/anthony-eataxresolutions/discovery-call

[@r.almelo6137]

Hi, thx for the video, can't find the link to Schedule an appointment.

[@eataxresolutions]

calendly.com/anthony-eataxresolutions/discovery-call

[@pvpatni]

So if i receive cp3219a i dont specifically have to file a petition in tax court, right? I can send mail pr fax documents in response.. is my understanding correct?

[@tommykaira7619]

Hey Anthony! I’m in the process of becoming an EA myself; just primarily focusing on tax and no accounting. How can I get myself more familiar with these forms and documents you go over?

[@eataxresolutions]

Hey Tommy, working for a company that deals with tax preparation and tax debt would be the best way to get more familiar with these forms.

[@pvpatni]

One question, can we track the case online after we respond to IRS? Or just call them and get the status update is the only option?

[@eataxresolutions]

Calling is the only option unfortunately

[@esayasayele1593]

Instead of responding to the notice, why amend the return?

[@eataxresolutions]

Unfortunately we respond to the notice instead of amending because it is the process the IRS has created and wants us to follow. If you amend the return, I believe you will run into issues because the "underreporting unit" is handling your case. You only amend the return when you receive a CP2000 if there is a an issue you want to address that is not on the CP2000