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TaxGPT — AI Tax Assistant
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
Launch TaxGPT Try a sample prompt
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.
No sign‑in. No PDFs. No SSNs. Just the notice number.
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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.”
Get Started: Use TaxGPT with Your IRS Notice Number
- Enter your letter number. Examples: CP14, CP59, CP2000, CP508C, LT11.
- Read your action plan. Plain‑English steps with timelines and documentation checklists.
- 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.
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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
We’re adding more—send suggestions to press@edparsonscpa.com.
FAQ
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General Questions
Yes, but specialized. TaxGPT focuses on IRS letters and official guidance. It explains what a notice means and outlines next steps, with links to IRS.gov so you can verify.
Just the notice code (e.g., CP14, CP2000, LT11). No PDFs, SSNs, or tax returns are required for basic lookups.
Both. You’ll get a plain-English explanation and a practical action plan—what to check, what to gather, and where to respond.
Yes. Each result includes the specific IRS.gov page or Internal Revenue Manual reference for verification.
IRS.gov is comprehensive but hard to navigate. TaxGPT pulls the right section for your specific notice and summarizes next steps clearly.
Privacy and Security
For basic use, we don’t ask for SSNs, bank info, or uploaded returns. The tool processes your notice code and question text only.
The tool is educational. Always confirm with the IRS links provided and consult a licensed professional for case-specific decisions.
Capabilities and Limitations
No. TaxGPT provides guidance and sources. It doesn’t file returns or act as your representative. If you need representation, you can book a CPA consult.
Yes. TaxGPT can outline the online application, info you’ll need, and where to start an installment plan on IRS.gov.
Right now it focuses on IRS notices. State agencies may be added later.
Yes. Many U.S. expats receive IRS notices abroad. The assistant works the same way; a CPA can help if your case is complex.
Enter one notice at a time to get a clean, specific action plan for each letter.
Pricing and Professional Services
Free for early adopters while we refine the tool. Paid tiers may be added later, with a free option kept when possible.
TaxGPT is instant and free for routine notices. A CPA/attorney can negotiate with the IRS, submit forms, and represent you if the matter escalates.
Use the contact options on the site to book time with Edward Parsons, CPA. Early users receive priority scheduling.
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