TaxGPT — Understand Your IRS Letter in 30 Seconds

Understand Your IRS Letter in 30 Seconds

Plain‑English explanations • Step‑by‑step action plans • Links to official IRS sources. Built by Edward Parsons, CPA. Free for early adopters.

No uploads required Bilingual (EN/ES) Privacy‑first Backed by IRS.gov links

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Have a CP14, CP59, CP2000, CP508C, or LT11 letter? Paste the notice number to get a verified action plan.

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Open the assistant in a new tab. Paste your letter/notice number (e.g., CP14, CP59, CP2000, CP508C, LT11). You’ll get a summary of what it means, why you likely received it, and specific next steps with official links.

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No sign‑in. No PDFs. No SSNs. Just the notice number.

Sample Prompts (CPA‑grade, with variables)

Copy, paste, and replace variables in {curly braces}. These prompts steer TaxGPT to produce concise action plans with IRS citations.

CP14 — Payment Already Made

“I received {notice_number: CP14} dated {letter_date} for ${balance} on tax year {tax_year}. I paid via {payment_method: IRS Direct Pay} on {payment_date}, confirmation {confirmation_id}. Generate a step‑by‑step plan to verify posting and request abatement if the letter is wrong. Include links to IRS account transcript, payment lookup, and CP14 guidance. Deadline on letter: {deadline_on_letter}.”

CP59 — Filed Extension

“Letter {notice_number: CP59} says no return for {tax_year}. I filed Form 4868 on {extension_date} and expect to file by {planned_file_date}. Provide steps to prove extension, confirm IRS receipt, and avoid failure‑to‑file penalties. Include where to upload/mail, transcript codes to check, and what to do if IRS shows no extension.”

CP2000 — Marketplace/1099‑K

CP2000 for {tax_year} shows unreported {income_type: 1099‑K} of ${amount} from {platform}. Some transactions were personal items sold at a loss. Draft a response outline: which schedules/forms to attach, how to document basis, where to adjust income, and deadlines. Include the IRS page on underreporter responses.”

CP508C — Travel Soon

“I have a CP508C with seriously delinquent tax debt of ${amount}. My international travel is on {travel_date}. Give me the fastest path to certification reversal: payment/IA/CNC options, who to call, what to fax, and how to request expedited reversal. Cite the IRM/IRS passport guidance.”

LT11 — Can’t Pay in Full

“I received {notice_number: LT11/Letter 1058} for {tax_years} with balance ${balance}. I can pay ${down_payment} monthly. Provide options (Streamlined IA, partial‑pay IA, CNC), documentary checklist (income/expenses), and appeal rights/timelines (CDP/Equivalent). Include the IRS forms and URLs.”

5071C — ID Verify

5071C dated {letter_date} requests identity verification for {tax_year}. Outline the safest verification path (online vs phone), documents to have, time to process refunds, and fraud red flags. Link the official identity verification portal.”

CP161 — Penalty/Interest Review

CP161 shows penalty/interest on {tax_year}. Provide a plan to reconcile with my estimated payments, request first‑time abatement or reasonable cause, and where to submit the request. Include the IRS interest/penalty computation references.”

12C — Missing Documents

12C asks for {documents_requested} on my {tax_year} return. Create a cover letter template, list acceptable alternatives, where/how to send, and how to confirm receipt. Include IRS documentation standards.”

CP80 — Credit on Account

CP80 shows a credit for {tax_year} but no return posted. I e‑filed on {efile_date}. Steps to trace/refile, claim/refund or apply credit, and avoid duplicate assessments. Provide relevant IRS links.”

Multi‑Year / Multi‑Notice

“I have notices for {tax_years_list} including {notice_types}. Build a consolidated plan: transcript pull, priority order, payment strategy, penalty relief, and when to escalate. Include IRM sections to cite.”

Business Payroll (941) — Levy Threat

“Business EIN {ein}, balance ${balance}, received {notice_number} related to Form 941 for {quarters}. Provide steps for trust fund exposure analysis, TFRP risk, and urgent options (IA/CNC/Appeals). Link to IRS guidance for 941 liabilities.”

Evidence Pack Checklist

“For notice {notice_number} on {tax_year}, draft a checklist of documents to gather: transcripts ({types}), proof of payment, W‑2/1099s, basis records, and reasonable‑cause evidence. Include where each document is referenced by the IRS.”

How It Works

  1. Enter your letter number. Examples: CP14, CP59, CP2000, CP508C, LT11.
  2. Read your action plan. Plain‑English steps with timelines and documentation checklists.
  3. Verify with IRS.gov. Each result links to the corresponding IRS page or publication.

Bilingual guidance (EN/ES). Privacy‑first design—no uploads or PII required for basic lookups.

Supported Letters & Notices (initial set)

Balance due & underreporter: CP14, CP14I, CP501, CP503, CP504, CP2000
Return not filed / info requested: CP59/CP59SN, CP80, 12C
Identity & account: 5071C, 6331C, 5447C, 4883C, 5747C
Passports / collections: CP508C/CP508R, LT11/Letter 1058, CP90
Estimated tax / penalties: CP161, CP215

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