Free S corp letter sort
IRS S corp mail. Which letter is on the counter?
Four taps. The envelope has a type.
Name the tray before the reply.
Your free letter sort can start. Where should we reach you?
How the free letter sort works
- Say which envelope arrivedAbout a minute. Acceptance, the return notice, or payday mail.
- Open it on the video callNothing to mail ahead. The notice number is enough to name the tray.
- Leave with the first stepWhether the Service's reply is missing, and whether the month behind the letter is closed.
The copy you kept is not the reply
We will not treat your own Form 2553 copy as acceptance. The letter we need is the one the Service sent back.
Sorting the envelope does not file the return and does not run payday. If a signed audit report is what a lender asked for, that work belongs at a CPA firm, and we will say so.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO. The practice is not a CPA firm and does not sign audit or assurance reports.
Start the free checkQuestions people ask first
Is the letter sort free?
Yes. The call costs nothing and you sign nothing. If more work belongs after the sort, you see the price first.
What should I have in hand?
The envelope, if you can find it. A screenshot of the notice is enough. The books can stay on your screen.
Will you answer the IRS for me on this call?
The call names the tray and the month behind it. A reply is a later decision, with a price, if you want one.
Who reads the notice with me?
Steven Palmieri's practice, on video. He is a Tax CFO, the Entrepreneur's CFO, and the practice does not sign audit or assurance reports.