IRS Notice and Letter Assistance
Reviewing IRS correspondence to help identify the issue, understand requested information, and determine whether a response or additional documentation is needed.

Receiving a letter from the IRS, facing questions about a tax return, or dealing with an unpaid tax balance can be stressful. Understanding what the IRS is requesting and responding appropriately are important first steps. Beri CPA LLC provides IRS tax representation and assistance for individuals and business owners in Houston, helping clients review federal tax notices, understand their options, and address tax matters through the appropriate procedures.
Shashank Beri brings nearly two decades of experience in tax preparation, tax consulting, accounting, bookkeeping, and related financial matters. His approach emphasizes practical guidance and helping clients understand their options.
IRS matters often involve deadlines, detailed records, and unfamiliar terminology. Shashank focuses on helping clients understand the issue, gather relevant information, and evaluate appropriate steps for responding to federal tax questions.
Discuss your federal tax concerns with Beri CPA before an important response deadline passes.
Federal tax issues can involve different notices, procedures, and response requirements. Our services help individuals and businesses understand common IRS matters and determine appropriate next steps.
Reviewing IRS correspondence to help identify the issue, understand requested information, and determine whether a response or additional documentation is needed.
Helping clients prepare records, understand examination requests, and address questions that may arise during an IRS review of a federal tax return.
Reviewing federal tax balances and related notices while helping taxpayers understand applicable payment requirements and potential options.
Evaluating eligibility for available IRS payment arrangements, including installment agreements, based on the taxpayer's circumstances and applicable requirements.
Assisting taxpayers in identifying outstanding filing obligations, organizing available financial records, and addressing past-due federal income tax returns.
Helping clients prepare appropriate responses and, when authorized, communicating with the IRS regarding eligible federal tax matters.
Clients appreciate knowledgeable tax guidance, responsiveness, and clear explanations.
Contact our Houston office to discuss your notice, filing concern, or federal tax question.
Answers to common questions about IRS notices, audits, and federal tax concerns.
Read the notice carefully, verify that it is legitimate, and identify any stated response deadline. Keep a copy with your tax records. Some notices are informational, while others request payment, documents, or a response. A CPA can help you understand the notice and determine appropriate next steps.
Generally, a CPA who is properly licensed and eligible to practice before the IRS can represent taxpayers in many federal tax matters. Written authorization, commonly through IRS Form 2848, may be required before the CPA can act on your behalf.
The IRS may request documents or explanations supporting information reported on your return. The examination may be conducted by correspondence or through another audit process. Reviewing the request, gathering accurate records, and responding within applicable deadlines are important.
Depending on your circumstances, the IRS may offer payment arrangements or other collection alternatives. Eligibility and terms vary. Filing required returns, reviewing the balance, and understanding applicable deadlines can help you evaluate available options.
Past-due returns can often be prepared and filed using available tax documents and financial records. The number of returns required and any related penalties or balances depend on your circumstances. Addressing missing returns can be an important step toward resolving outstanding tax issues.
No. If you disagree with an IRS notice, review its instructions and response deadline. You may need to provide documentation or formally dispute the proposed adjustment. Ignoring a notice can limit your options or lead to additional collection activity, depending on the issue.
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