What this covers
- Reviewing an IRS or state notice with you, in plain language
- Correspondence support on returns Prestige prepared and signed
- Examination-level support on those same returns
- Missing and prior-year filing assistance to get current
- Tax-document reconstruction and cleanup
Who this is for
Clients who received a notice about a return Prestige prepared, and taxpayers who need to get missing years filed so a notice stops growing.
How it works
- Tell us what you need. Share your service needs, relevant tax years, states, timeline and contact preference through the intake.
- Confirm scope and next steps. We review your request, confirm the scope in writing and quote the fee before work begins.
- Organize the documents. We provide the secure document-collection process and identify missing records or cleanup needs.
- Engagement and preparation. Work proceeds within the agreed, signed scope — preparation, bookkeeping, payroll or business support — with review and filing authorization where applicable.
- Filing, completion and follow-up. A return is reported as filed only with verified filing acknowledgment. Then we plan your ongoing support: recurring bookkeeping, payroll and tax-readiness.
Start with the intake — never with sensitive documents
Use the initial intake for contact details and a description of your needs. Do not submit Social Security numbers, full EINs, dates of birth, account numbers, login credentials, tax returns or payroll files. After your request is reviewed, we provide the secure document-collection process for anything sensitive.
Service & credential clarity
Michael Fusco holds a PTIN and EFIN. Prestige Tax Group, Inc. does not hold itself out as a CPA firm, enrolled-agent practice or law firm. Work requiring CPA, EA or attorney credentials is coordinated with the appropriate qualified professional.
Prestige preparers are PTIN-registered preparers, and the firm is an IRS-authorized e-file provider. Preparation, bookkeeping and payroll support are provided within that authority; matters outside it are referred or coordinated as described above.
Questions
The IRS sent me a notice. What do I do first?
Do not ignore it — notices have deadlines. Start with the intake, note the notice date and number, and we review it with you. Never send the notice or your return through the intake form itself.
Can you handle an appeal or a collections case?
Appeals, collections and Tax Court matters require an enrolled agent, CPA or tax attorney. We coordinate that work with the appropriate qualified professional rather than taking it on ourselves.
What about a notice on a return someone else prepared?
We can review your filing position and help you get current; representation on a return we did not prepare is limited, and we will tell you plainly at scope review what we can and cannot do.
Request a consultation
Tell us what you need and the best way to reach you. Submitting a request does not confirm a booking or an engagement — engagement begins only after acceptance and a written scope and fee agreement.