Mineral Wells spans Palo Pinto and Parker counties just west of Weatherford. Whether you are a longtime resident or a small business owner downtown, a letter from the IRS or a few years of unfiled returns can feel overwhelming. Longino CPA Firm, PLLC helps Mineral Wells clients understand where they stand, get caught up, and stay current, without judgment.
Help with IRS notices and getting caught up
- IRS and Texas Comptroller letters: what the notice means and how to respond on time
- Unfiled returns: gathering records and preparing prior-year returns
- Balances due: understanding penalties and the payment options the IRS offers
- Staying current: withholding checks and estimated payments so it does not happen again
- Everyday returns: individual and small business returns for Mineral Wells residents
See our tax services and pricing.
Frequently asked questions
I got a letter from the IRS. What should I do first?
Read the notice number in the corner and the response date, and do not ignore it. Many notices are simple adjustments that can be resolved quickly. Upload it to our portal and we will tell you what it means and what to do next.
I have not filed for a few years. Is it too late?
No. Filing as soon as possible usually limits penalties, which keep growing over time, and the penalty for not filing is generally larger than the penalty for not paying. If you are owed refunds, there is also a time limit to claim them.
What if I cannot pay what I owe?
The IRS offers options such as payment plans, and in some cases first-time penalty relief. We help you file accurately first, then review which options fit your situation.
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