Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend that an individual keep all important records and tax returns for a minimum of 3 years from the date the return was filed. However, it is probably the best practice to keep these records as long as possible. A convenient way of doing this is to scan all documents to a computer, then upload them to a secure, encrypted online file storage service. This way, you can access the files anytime you want, from anywhere, even if your computer breaks or gets destroyed.

First, do NOT panic, it may not be anything to worry about. Carefully read through the entire notice to determine exactly why it was sent, and how they expect you to respond to it, or what actions they require. If you do not completely understand exactly what they are requiring of you, please call us immediately to determine the required action, and what steps you need to take to satisfy the IRS.