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Video tip: How to Respond to an IRS Letter

An IRS letter sent to your mailbox may bring good news or bad news. It may just provide more information about your account, but it could also require a response on your part which you should not ignore or delay. If there are issues with your tax return, it is advised that you seek assistance from tax experts to avoid paying any unnecessary costs.

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