Identify the notice
Agency, notice type, tax year or period, stated balance, and response deadline.
MTA uses TaxFlow to organize notices, records, deadlines, case status, and the professional resolution workflow so the issue does not live in scattered emails and paper.
The first goal is to understand exactly what notice exists, what deadline applies, what records support the case, and what action is required next.
Agency, notice type, tax year or period, stated balance, and response deadline.
Collect the return, prior correspondence, payments, account transcripts or other relevant records through an approved secure method.
MTA determines the appropriate service path and what can be addressed within the approved engagement scope.
Use TaxFlow to keep deadlines, requests, status, and next actions visible.
The page is designed to support IRS and state notice-resolution workflows. Exact representation and resolution options depend on the issue, jurisdiction, records, and the approved engagement.
Pricing depends on the notice, agency, records, deadlines, and work required. MTA confirms the engagement scope and price before professional resolution work begins.
MTA can review the notice and collection context and determine the appropriate next service step within the approved engagement scope.
Do not send sensitive tax documents through ordinary email unless MTA directs you to an approved secure method.
No. TaxFlow organizes the case workflow. Professional review and authorized actions remain separate from the software workflow.