Services
Tax Identity Theft and Fraud Help
If someone filed using your information, we help you respond quickly and get your real return accepted.
Tax identity theft usually shows up as a rejected e-file or a notice about a return you never filed. Time matters, and the paperwork is unforgiving. We walk with you through the entire process.
We help you file the identity theft affidavit, respond to IRS correspondence, obtain an Identity Protection PIN, and put protections in place for future filing seasons.
- Identity theft affidavit preparation (Form 14039)
- Responding to IRS letters and verification requests
- Identity Protection PIN setup
- Refiling and monitoring until your return is accepted
What it costs
Every return is different, so instead of a flat rate, we price based on the forms your return actually needs. You'll always know the cost before we file anything.
Questions
How do I know if someone filed a return in my name?
Common signs are a rejected e-file because a return was already filed, or an IRS letter about a return you didn't file.
What's an Identity Protection PIN?
A six-digit number from the IRS that must be on your return, which helps block anyone else from filing with your SSN.
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