The Kit

The $39 IRSLetterDecoded Kit

A letter from the IRS, answered the way the IRS's own rules say it can be. Response letters for every notice family, the penalty-relief scripts, the payment-plan and Offer worksheets, and the proof discipline — organized by the code on your letter, kept forever, for less than one month of the interest an ignored mid-size bill accrues.

Get the Kit — $39, one time

What's inside

Response letter pack

Adaptable letters by family: disagree with a mismatch (CP2000 and kin), agree-and-pay, can't-pay, penalty relief, audit responses, and the unfiled-return path — each with the 'why this sentence is here' notes the blank templates never include.

Send / never-send checklists

The evidence discipline per family: which document proves which claim, and what stays out of the envelope.

Penalty relief, both doors

First-time abatement explained with the phone script and the letter version — plus reasonable cause for the penalties the automatic waiver can't reach, and how to sequence the two.

Payment plans, honestly

The fee table, the $50,000 and $10,000 lines, which plan fits which balance, and the default traps (CP523) that restart the ladder.

Offer in Compromise pre-qualifier

The IRS's own formula as a worksheet: equity, allowable expenses, the 12/24-month multipliers — your answer before any firm gives you theirs.

Certified-mail proof system

The one-folder method: postmark rule, receipts, and the tracking log that makes 'I sent it' a fact instead of a memory.

Included in the $39 IRSLetterDecoded Kit

  • All six modules above, for all 42 notices
  • The ladder map: every letter, every next step, every clock that pauses what
  • The red-flag page: when to stop reading and hire a professional

Get the Kit — $39, one time

One payment. No subscription. Yours to keep — every notice, every letter, every script.

Questions

Is the Kit tax advice?

No. The Kit is education: explanations, template letters, scripts, and worksheets that show how the IRS's own processes work. We are not a tax firm, we don't represent you, and for the situations on the red-flag page we tell you plainly to hire a professional.

How do I get it after paying?

Checkout takes you straight to the Kit page — bookmark it. The Kit lives at one permanent address, organized by notice family, so the letter that arrives in March and the one that arrives in October are both covered.

Why $39 when the relief firms charge thousands?

Because most of what's inside is work you can do yourself once someone lays it out plainly. The firms charge for representation and for the cases that genuinely need it. For a sub-$10,000 letter, the honest product is the layout — at a one-time price below one hour of any professional's time.

What if my situation is bigger than the Kit?

The Kit's red-flag page names the situations that deserve a professional — levies already in motion, business payroll taxes, criminal exposure, six-figure disputes — and tells you what kind of professional fits each. Buying the Kit first means you arrive at that office already understanding your own file.