Find the code in the corner of the notice, and get what the notice itself never gives you: plain English, the deadline that matters, the options ranked — and the response letter drafted in 20 seconds. The scary envelope becomes a 15-minute task.
The code is in the corner — CP2000, CP14, LT11. Its page tells you what's actually happening and how many days you have.
Agree, dispute, or arrange payments — each page ranks the options and links the exact forms.
Notice-specific arguments and the enclosure checklist, in ~20 seconds. Review, fill placeholders, mail certified.
A free toolkit for the moment an IRS envelope lands: plain-English explanations of every common notice — the real meaning, the deadline, the options — and an AI drafter that writes the response letter for your specific notice and situation.
Regular taxpayers and small-business owners handling their own IRS mail — the people who don't have a tax attorney on retainer but can absolutely mail a well-organized response letter.
No — it's reference information and self-help document preparation, like a smarter form template. You review every draft, fill in your own details privately, and decide what to send. Large amounts or fraud allegations belong with a CPA, EA or tax attorney.
The tools are designed around placeholders — [YOUR NAME], [SSN LAST 4] — so your identifiers never enter the system. Generation inputs are processed transiently and never stored.