Pick the notice code, say whether you agree, partly agree or disagree, paste the key line from the notice, add your facts — get back a mail-ready response letter with the enclosure checklist. Review, fill the placeholders, send certified.
Describe the notice and your side of it — use placeholders, never your SSN or account numbers (the letter keeps [YOUR NAME]-style fields so you fill in the real details privately before mailing). A mail-ready draft with an enclosure checklist comes back in ~20 seconds.
Your IRS response letter draft will appear here.
CP2000 disagree is a different letter than CP2000 partial-agree — the draft matches your position.
Two or three sentences about what actually happened. Real identifiers stay with you — the letter uses [BRACKETED FIELDS].
Check every fact, fill the placeholders, attach the documents from the checklist, and keep the mailing receipt.
Yes — leave your email once to unlock it, then draft letters within fair-use limits. We're building the notice-response toolkit for regular taxpayers; occasional email updates are the whole price.
No — and please don't. The tool is designed around placeholders: the letter comes back with [YOUR NAME], [SSN LAST 4], [TAX YEAR] fields that you fill in privately before mailing. Inputs are processed transiently and never stored.
The IRS processes response letters on their content: the notice number, tax year, what you agree or disagree with, and the documents attached. The draft gives you the right structure and arguments for your specific notice — you review it, complete the placeholders, attach the proof, and mail it (certified, return receipt). It's your letter; the tool just does the drafting.
No. TaxNoticeWiz is a self-help document preparation tool — like filling in a form template, but smarter. It doesn't know your full situation and doesn't advise you what position to take. For large amounts, audits beyond correspondence scope, or anything involving fraud claims, have a CPA, EA or tax attorney review before you send.