The web address sounded like a department, and you are not sure who wrote the page. The name on the address is the work owners ask about. The pages are written by a private practice. Nothing here takes a payment, and nothing here pretends to be the Service.
Ask who wrote itA real notice carries an agency emblem, a payment stub, or a demand that only the agency can make. This address has none of those. Dial the footer if you want a person at this practice. The form asks what the mail is about. The calendar, when you open it, is a booking page for a conversation, not a payment cart.
If a page on the wider internet copies an agency emblem and asks for a card number, leave it. Come back here or call the number you already trust. We will not build a lookalike, because a lookalike trains people to pay the wrong party.
The Service sounds official because it is the Service. A practitioner sounds specific because the work is specific. We would rather be specific. We name Steven Palmieri, we name the close, and we name the limits on the disclosures page. We do not borrow an emblem to borrow trust.
The url contains the words people type when they are holding S corporation mail. That is a front door, the way a sign on a building names the trade. The sign does not make the building a courthouse. Read the about page if you want the longer version of who answers.
A plain page can still be serious. The seriousness is in the sort, the close, and the refusal to take work the statute gives to someone else. A proud public place can be large and still have nothing to do with your notice. We would rather be specific than official. The phone number and the name are the proof, not an emblem.
Pictures on this address show a person with records, a printed form, or an ordinary work table. They are not emblems from the Service, and they are not a demand for payment. The indigo bar at the bottom of a picture is a crop mark for this practice, not an agency emblem. If you came for a payment page, there is not one.
Keep the real notice. Bring it to the form or to the call. We read it against a month that has been closed to the bank. We do not ask you to pay the practice through this website. Paid work waits for a signed scope, and the fee for that scope is named before anyone begins. The terms page says the same thing in its own words.
If someone calls you claiming to be this practice and asks for a card number, hang up and call the footer phone yourself. We will tell you whether the call was ours.
Tell us what you expected to find here, and what the notice in your hand actually is.