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Exempt Tax Desk

Exempt organization notices

IRS Notice Review

Understand the notice. Know what to do next.

Upload an IRS notice related to an exempt organization. Get a clear explanation, recommended next steps, and a customized response draft when appropriate.

$59 per notice

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the notice

    All pages of the IRS notice as a PDF. Page count and file checks are free.

  2. 2

    We identify it first

    The notice number, return family and issue are read from the document. Out-of-scope and escalation matters stop here, with nothing charged.

  3. 3

    Pay $59

    One notice, one price. No subscription, and no analysis is performed before payment.

  4. 4

    Answer only what matters

    Instead of a long questionnaire, the review asks for the specific facts that decide the response.

  5. 5

    Get the package

    Notice summary, recommended next steps, penalty-relief analysis, document checklist and a customized response draft where one is appropriate — in Word and PDF.

Start your review

Files are used to perform your notice review and automatically deleted after processing. Please avoid including information that isn't needed for the review.

We identify the notice first. If it is outside the supported scope, you are not charged.

IRS outcomes depend on the facts and the agency's review. Exempt Tax Desk does not guarantee acceptance of a response, penalty relief, or abatement.

Exempt Tax Desk provides notice analysis and response-drafting assistance. You are responsible for reviewing and submitting any response to the IRS.

Questions

Which IRS notices are supported?
Federal exempt-organization notices involving Form 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF and 990-T: late or incomplete return penalties, missing-return correspondence, reasonable-cause requests, straightforward filing or account discrepancies, and requests for routine documents or information.
What is not supported?
Examinations and audits, proposed revocation or exemption-status proceedings, Appeals and protests, statutory notices with significant procedural rights, liens, levies and collection enforcement, summonses, fraud or criminal matters, trust fund recovery penalties, substantive employment-tax controversies and litigation. Those notices are identified before payment and are not charged.
How do you evaluate penalty relief?
We identify the return, penalty, and tax period first, then evaluate the relief available under current IRS guidance. The IRS is transitioning from First Time Abate to its new Automatic Exemption from Penalty program for eligible returns. Not every return or penalty qualifies — for example, the daily delinquency penalty that commonly applies to late Form 990-series annual information returns is not eligible for FTA or AEP. Where appropriate, we evaluate reasonable cause and other available relief based on the facts.
How are deadlines handled?
Only the response date printed on your notice is reported, and you are asked to confirm it against your original. If no reliable date appears, the review says so rather than calculating one.
Is this IRS representation?
No. Exempt Tax Desk provides notice analysis and response-drafting assistance. You review, sign and submit any response yourself. We do not file Form 2848, contact the IRS or submit anything on your behalf.
What happens to my notice?
It is stored in private storage that is not publicly accessible, used only to perform your review, and deleted after processing. Abandoned or failed uploads are cleaned up automatically within a few hours.