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IRS Letter 566 Ultimate FAQ: how to verify, respond by mail, and avoid Letter 525/CP3219A—expert help from Ed Parsons, CPA.

IRS Letter 566 FAQ: Audit by Mail Guide

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Got IRS Letter 566? You’re in a correspondence exam (audit by mail). This Ultimate FAQ shows exactly what to send, how to meet the 30-day clock, and how to avoid Letter 525/CP3219A with a clean, examiner-ready file. We cover HOH/EITC/AOTC/Schedule C documentation, Form 2848 representation, smart use of Form 872, Appeals strategy, and refund-hold pitfalls. If you want less stress and faster closure, Ed Parsons, CPA organizes your proof their way, negotiates timelines, and builds an Appeals-ready package from day one—so you can resolve the notice and move on with confidence.

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Audit Letter 566: Complete Survival & Win Guide to IRS Correspondence Exams

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Opened IRS Letter 566 (correspondence exam)? This no-nonsense guide shows exactly what the IRS wants, how to organize proof that sticks, and when to push back—so you can avoid a 30-Day Letter (525) or a 90-Day Notice (CP3219A). You’ll learn evidence standards for HOH/Dependents, credits (EITC/CTC/AOTC), Schedule C, and more—plus extensions, statute strategy, and Appeals. When time is tight, Ed Parsons, CPA builds an examiner-ready package, manages deadlines, and defends your position so the case closes fast and fair. Start a confidential triage: https://edparsonscpa.com/contact/

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