Tax Resolution
Get a clear plan for irs identity theft – form 14039
IRS Identity Theft – Form 14039
Protect Your Tax Account & Recover Your Refund
A clear engagement
Written scope before work begins
Start with the facts, understand the options and decide on the next step with a defined scope and fee.
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Which sounds like you?
You need a clear next step
Protect Your Tax Account & Recover Your Refund
You need help with signs of irs identity theft
Received a Notice for a Return You Didn't File The IRS sends a notice asking you to confirm a return you never submitted.
You need help with how to fix irs identity theft
1 Submit Form 14039 File IRS Form 14039, Identity Theft Affidavit , to alert the IRS that your identity was compromised.
The work
What we do
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Signs of IRS Identity Theft
Received a Notice for a Return You Didn't File
The IRS sends a notice asking you to confirm a return you never submitted. Someone else filed using your SSN.
Your Refund Was Taken
Your e-file was rejected because a return with your SSN was already submitted — and your refund was diverted to the thief's account.
Unknown Activity on Your IRS Account
Your IRS Online Account (IRS.gov) shows income, employers, or payments you don't recognize.
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How to Fix IRS Identity Theft
Submit Form 14039
File IRS Form 14039, Identity Theft Affidavit, to alert the IRS that your identity was compromised. Submit it online at IRS.gov or attach it to your paper return. If you received an IRS letter asking you to verify your identity, respond to that letter instead.
Verify Your Identity with the IRS
The IRS Taxpayer Protection Program may send Letter 4883C or 5071C asking you to verify your identity online at idverify.irs.gov or by phone.
Request an IP PIN
An Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) is a 6-digit number that prevents anyone else from filing a return with your SSN. All future returns require this PIN.
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What Else You Should Do
From first conversation to delivery
How it works
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Start with the facts
Tell us what is happening with irs identity theft – form 14039 and what decision or deadline is in front of you.
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Set a written scope
We confirm the records needed, responsibilities, timing and fee before engagement work begins.
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Complete the agreed work
Our team follows the scope and technical standards relevant to the work, keeping you informed as questions arise.
Client perspective
Proof from Google reviews
5.0 average · 105 Google reviews · ebotCPA, Irving, TX
“EbotCPA made filing my taxes so much easier than I expected! They explained everything in a way that was easy to understand, caught deductions I didn't even know I qualified for, and made the whole process stress-free. Super responsive.”
“Working with Mr. Ebot has been an absolute pleasure. He is highly knowledgeable, detail-oriented, and makes the tax process simple and stress-free. His professionalism, responsiveness, and genuine care for his clients really set him apart.”
Published pricing
Know the range before we begin.
These are the current published fees from our service catalog. We confirm final scope and any quoted add-ons in writing before work starts. The $97 Notice Review is credited toward the $497 Case Analysis. The $150 Transcript Pull is a separate service and is not credited. Fixed fees, confirmed in writing before work begins. Not a guarantee of any IRS outcome. We never charge a percentage of tax saved.
Free Notice Decoder / free path
Free
The free decoder explains your notice from its type and date. No documents are uploaded at the free step.
Notice Review
$97
Send us your IRS notice along with your own transcripts. We tell you what the notice is, what it means, and what the issues appear to be at a high level. This is information, not tax advice.
Transcript Pull
$150 per tax year
Don't have your transcripts, or can't get them? We pull them for you under Form 8821 and send them with written findings. Many clients use their transcripts to bring their filings up to date with their own tax preparer.
Case Analysis
$497
We pull your transcripts, analyze your whole situation, and give you a written do-it-yourself plan.
Representation
$1,000
Power of attorney (Form 2848) and we represent you before the IRS. Flat $1,000.
Resolution work
Fixed by work type and amount owed
Final scope depends on work type and amount owed.
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Frequently asked questions
How is pricing determined?
Current catalog amounts and quote terms are listed in Published pricing above. We confirm the agreed work, responsibilities, and any quoted scope in writing before engagement.
What happens before irs identity theft – form 14039 work begins?
We discuss your goals and records, confirm the engagement scope and fee in writing, and identify deadlines before substantive work starts.
How do you determine the fee?
Current catalog amounts and quote terms are listed in Published pricing above. We confirm the agreed work, responsibilities, and any quoted scope in writing before engagement.
What records should I prepare?
The records depend on your situation. We provide a focused request list after confirming the work and reporting period.
Who performs and reviews the work?
Responsibilities are defined in the engagement terms and depend on the service selected.
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Tell us the decision in front of you. We’ll review the facts, confirm the scope and give you a clear next step.
Authority and standards
The engagement letter identifies the applicable professional standards, responsibilities, scope, and limits for the selected service.