Kingson Financial Solutions

FYI for future reference:

📬 If you got one of these IRS letters — relax.

First things first: this does NOT mean your tax preparer did anything wrong.
The IRS sends these letters out automatically every year, especially for returns with kids, Head of Household, or credits.

The letter can sound like somebody messed up — but that’s just IRS language.
It’s not an audit, not a bill, and not an accusation.

✅ If everything on your return is correct → you don’t need to do anything
⚠️ If something needs fixing → handling it early avoids bigger problems later👉💥 ( you have 30 days to send in requested info for review)

👉 If you’re a client and received this letter, send it to us. We’ll review it with you and make sure everything is solid.

Bottom line:
This letter doesn’t mean your preparer messed up.
It just means the IRS wants you to double-check before they start double-checking.