A notice lands. A cited response goes back the same day.
Not sure what the notice is? The free notice decoder on this site names the clock it starts and the authority behind it. Then upload it. CitedTax identifies what the agency is asserting, reads the return if your firm has it on file, researches the position against primary authority, and drafts the response under your firm's name with the enclosures listed. You revise as many times as you need before it goes out.
- Cost
- 1 credit ($25)
- You provide
- the notice as a PDF (CP2000, CP14, penalty, state matching letter) and, if you have it, the return; a state notice runs under that state's law where CitedTax carries the stack (California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Virginia, Delaware, Florida, Texas)
- You receive
- a response letter in your firm's name, with every position cited and the enclosures listed
- Turnaround
- about thirty minutes
Credits never expire. A request that fails on our side returns its credits automatically.
Three things to count on.
Reads the notice, not just the form number
The amounts, the tax year, the proposed adjustment and the response deadline are extracted and checked against the return where you have run one.
Every position cited
The letter cites the Code, the regulation or the procedure it relies on, the same citation gate as the review papers, so the agent reading it can verify it.
Revisions included
Add facts, change the tone, drop a position. Revisions on the same notice do not use another credit.
A CP2000 proposing tax on a 1099-B the client did report
The response reconciles the gross proceeds on Schedule D to the broker statement, cites the basis-reporting rules the agency's matching missed, and asks for the proposed assessment to be withdrawn, with the supporting schedule attached.
The same engine, eight other doors.
Every finding cited to primary law
First-time abatement or reasonable cause, IRM cited
A client question answered with the fact-to-law chain
State-by-state matrix or S corp versus LLC on real figures
Protest a proposed adjustment to Appeals, petition the Tax Court, request a CDP hearing
Streamlined filing or voluntary disclosure, the penalties and the years computed
A private letter ruling request in the format the annual revenue procedure requires
A claim for refund that is timely and complete, every ground stated and cited