
Got an IRS Notice? Steve Perry Explains What to Do
When an IRS notice lands in your mailbox, panic can set in instantly. Whether it’s a notice about unpaid taxes, missing forms, or a proposed change in what you owe, speed and strategy are critical. Before you react, take a deep breath and contact Steve Perry at Books, Taxes & More for immediate guidance.
If your business has been contacted by the IRS, don’t wait and hope it resolves on its own. Call (678) 717-9818 or Message Steve directly on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/steveperrybtm today to start getting the help your business deserves.
Why Businesses Receive IRS Notices
Receiving an IRS letter doesn’t always mean you’re in trouble. The IRS sends notices for many reasons, including:
Reporting discrepancies between business income and what was filed
Late or missed tax payments
Payroll or 1099 reporting errors
Verification requests for deductions or credits
Random compliance reviews
Each notice has a specific code in the upper right corner. That code determines the reason for contact and the deadline for response. Ignoring it, even accidentally, can lead to penalties or enforced action like liens, levies, or account holds.
The First Thing to Do When You Get an IRS Notice
Do not ignore it. The clock starts ticking the moment you receive it. The IRS expects a response within a stated timeframe, usually between 10 and 30 days. The sooner your tax professional reviews it, the better your outcome.
Steve Perry has extensive experience interpreting IRS language and identifying the most efficient way to respond. He personally reviews each notice and helps you:
Understand exactly what the IRS is questioning or demanding
Verify the accuracy of the IRS claim
Prepare a professional written response backed by documentation
Communicate directly with the IRS on your behalf
With Steve’s proven approach, your business avoids unnecessary penalties and shows the IRS that you are serious about timely compliance.
Email Steve Perry or call (678) 717-9818 for immediate help before deadlines pass.
Common Mistakes Business Owners Make
Many business owners make critical mistakes after receiving an IRS notice. Among the most damaging are:
Ignoring the letter due to fear or confusion
Attempting to call the IRS themselves without support
Paying without verifying the accuracy of the notice
Sending incomplete or undocumented responses
A single mistake can extend the process or cost thousands in penalties. Having an expert like Steve Perry handle it for you keeps your business protected and minimizes stress.
What Steve Perry Does Differently
Steve doesn’t just prepare taxes — he defends them. His approach blends technical accuracy with deep understanding of IRS procedures. He’s guided countless business owners through IRS correspondence, from simple notices to formal audits. His goal is always the same: restore your peace of mind and get your issue resolved fast.
Clients turn to Steve Perry because he:
Knows how to interpret IRS codes and letters accurately
Handles communications directly so you don’t have to
Explains complex issues in simple terms
Acts quickly to stop escalation before it begins
He represents your interests from start to finish, saving you hours of frustration and protecting your business reputation.
Call (678) 717-9818 or Message Steve directly on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/steveperrybtm to start solving your IRS issue today.
Avoiding Future IRS Notices
Once Steve helps you resolve the current notice, he provides strategies to prevent future ones. This includes reviewing prior filings, identifying risk areas, and implementing systems that keep your records flawless. His proactive guidance helps ensure the IRS doesn’t contact you again any time soon.
Books, Taxes & More is dedicated to helping small business owners handle every IRS challenge with professionalism and care. Whether you run a one-person LLC or a multi-employee business, you deserve the calm and confidence that comes from having a trusted tax expert by your side.
Contact Steve Perry, call (678) 717-9818, or Message Steve directly on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/steveperrybtm to schedule your IRS notice consultation today and protect your business from costly mistakes.
