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AccrueNest

For firms that handle IRS letters

An IRS letter today.
Answered today.
Letter today, answered today

AccrueNest is tax resolution marketing and front-office software for US firms of 1 to 10 people: your site and ads reach people holding an IRS letter, every call gets answered, the paid consultation is booked and the screening answers wait on the caller's card.

  • Callers with a notice answered day, night and weekend
  • Fee collected before the consultation
  • Screening answers saved before callback
Enrolled agent booking a new client's paid consultation over the phone.
A call from someone holding an IRS levy notice, put straight through to the enrolled agent.

Live in 14 daysMonth to month, no setup fee

  • Flat fee, never per caller
  • Paid consultation booking
  • Urgent calls put through
  • Review requests
  • Texting
  • Spanish calls

Screening first

Know the notice before you call them back

Every caller and web form answers the same short questions: which notice came, which years, whether returns are unfiled, whether it's a business. Those answers are waiting on the caller's card when your staff ring back. The consultation is paid when it's booked, so the hour on your calendar belongs to someone ready to hire a firm. Nothing here judges the tax problem; that stays your call.

An IRS letter caller's card in AccrueNest with his screening answers, the notice, the year, unfiled returns, whether it is a business, and the consultation fee paid at booking.
  • Bought lists
  • Unpaid consultations
  • Callbacks to voicemail
  • Notice type
  • Years behind on returns
  • Fee paid

After the letter

The afternoon someone calls about an IRS letter

Someone with a notice calls two or three firms the same afternoon. These are the screens that decide whether yours is the one they hire.

yourfirm.com/irs-letters/book

AccrueNest Tax & Accounting's IRS letter booking page: Lonnie Batts picks a phone consultation with Linh Hoang, EA, on Thursday at 11:00 and pays the published $195 fee by card.
Consultation fee paid

Booking from a phone

Lonnie Batts books a phone consultation on his IRS letter with Linh Hoang, EA, and pays the $195 fee by card on AccrueNest Tax & Accounting's website.

A paid consultation, booked online

Your consultation fee is taken by card on the booking page, at the price you publish. They choose a slot with the right person, by phone, in the office or on Zoom.

See consultation booking
Weekends

Saturday's mail, answered before your office opens

Weekend notice calls reach the AI, which names itself and books.

Answered Saturday 4:12· Consultation booked for Monday

  • Saturday· Notice caller

    A caller’s phone after a Saturday call about an IRS notice: the firm’s AI assistant named itself, offered no view on the letter and booked Monday’s paid consultation.

    A weekend call

    On Saturday afternoon a caller reads out the notice number. The AI introduces itself as the firm's AI assistant, offers no view on the letter, notes who they are and books Monday's paid consultation.

  • Text· Booking confirmed

    A caller's phone with the firm's Saturday confirmation text: his Monday consultation about an IRS letter, the fee paid and what to bring.

    Confirmation from your firm's number

    The confirmation text names the time, the fee paid and what to bring: the letter itself and any others like it.

  • Urgent· Levy notice

    Juanita Medlin's Saturday call about her Letter 1058 levy notice ringing through to the on-call enrolled agent's phone, with the AI receptionist's short summary and Monday's paid consultation.

    Urgent calls ring through

    A caller with a levy notice or a deadline tomorrow is passed to the on-call staff member's app, a two-line summary attached. Urgent ones don't sit until Monday.

Setup

Your questions and fees, ready by day 14

Our staff build every part; yours answer our questions, okay the work and learn the screens.

  1. Your questions chosen

    We go over the notices you take on, your consultation fee, who handles urgent calls and which questions sort a caller before callback.

    Your notices, fees and hours

  2. Booking, phones and site

    We set up the paid booking page, the phone menu, the AI's answers, and your resolution pages and ads, all worded without promised outcomes.

    Built by our staff, not yours

  3. Your people shown the ropes

    Whoever answers the phone learns the call screen, the card with the screening answers and the inbox. Preparers and the owner learn the pipeline, proposals, letters and payment plans. Everyone tries a test notice call before launch.

    Staff trained on the screens they use

  4. Calls and bookings go live

    Day 14 switches on phones, paid booking and your resolution pages, and the first campaigns begin. Texting waits on carrier approval; a moved number can take longer.

    Live with the first ads switched on

Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days

Launch checklist

Live in 14 days

8 of 28 done

1Your questions chosenDoneIn progressUp next

  • Which IRS notices you handle, written down
  • Published consultation fee confirmed
  • Urgent-call hours and phones named
  • What the AI asks a worried caller, agreed
  • Years and entity types you work with noted
  • Words your ads and pages must never use agreed

2Booking, phones and siteDoneIn progressUp next

  • Card checkout added to booking
  • Menu option for anyone with a notice
  • AI told to give no advice
  • Screening answers saved to cards
  • Site copy about notices and back taxes drafted
  • Your proposal and letter templates rebuilt
  • Texts after the consultation, ending at the first no
  • Text approval requested from carriers

3Your people shown the ropesDoneIn progressUp next

  • Staff place a test notice call
  • Urgent hand-off tried with a levy call
  • Card payments run once
  • Shared inbox walkthrough
  • Preparers shown where each caller's screening answers appear
  • Owner reads and okays every ad
  • You approve how reviews get answered

4Calls and bookings go liveDoneIn progressUp next

  • Day 14: phones, the paid booking page and your new pages switched on
  • Ads for notice and back-tax help go live
  • Proposal follow-up running
  • The owner receives a short summary after every call the AI takes
  • Weekly numbers emailed
  • Monthly strategy call
  • Consultations booked

Bring your fee and your first questions

Bring your consultation fee, the notices you take on and what a caller should tell you before anyone calls back. On our call, those become a booking page and screening questions, and you hear how the AI handles someone holding a letter.

Pen in hand, a CPA reads through her old agency's monthly numbers before putting them next to ours.
An AccrueNest notice showing a caller holding an IRS letter asked all six screening questions before booking.

Straight from the phones

  • Cornelius B., owner of a CPA firm in Columbus.
    Cornelius B.Owner of a CPA firm, Columbus
    Paidevery consultation on the calendar

    We take on notice work in the spring and fall. Paid consultations ended the free hour on the phone for people who never hire.

  • Ezequiel M., an enrolled agent who runs a tax office in San Antonio.
    Ezequiel M.Enrolled agent, San Antonio
    Same dayurgent calls returned

    People with a levy notice don't leave voicemails, they call the next firm. These days my phone buzzes with the urgent ones, and everyone else books a paid hour.

  • Annika L., owner of a bookkeeping firm in Minneapolis.
    Annika L.Owner, bookkeeping firm, Minneapolis
    Sortedbefore I call back

    A few bookkeeping clients get IRS letters every year. The screening questions mean I know which notice and which years before I call back.

  • Marguerite D., office manager at a CPA firm in New Orleans.
    Marguerite D.Office manager, New Orleans
    Deposit firston new files

    The follow-up texts stop the moment someone says no, which I like. The ones who sign pay the deposit before we open a file.

  • Prakash S., a tax preparer at a tax and accounting office in Edison.
    Prakash S.Tax preparer, Edison, NJ
    Preparedfor every consultation call

    The card shows the notice, the years and the entity before I pick up. I spend the consultation on the problem, not on gathering basics.

  • Thuy N., client services lead at a tax practice in Houston.
    Thuy N.Client services lead, Houston, TX
    Weekend callsbooked by Monday

    Saturday callers with a notice get booked for Monday before anyone here is awake.

Tax resolution questions

Resolution firms ask us

Type levy, deposit, transcripts or Spanish to filter.

8 questions

Do you sell lists of taxpayers?

No. We never sell names or pass callers between firms. Everyone on your board reached your firm through its own site, ads, Google listing or referrals, and our fee is one flat amount each month that never changes with how many people call or sign.

Can the deposit be paid at signing?

Yes. Their card is charged for the deposit as they sign, and any balance can go on a payment plan.

Can the AI take notice calls?

Yes, without advising on the notice. Its first words name it as the firm's AI helper; it then records the caller's details and screening answers and books the paid consultation. A levy notice or a deadline tomorrow is passed to your phone along with a summary.

Does it pull IRS transcripts for us?

No. Pulling transcripts and working the resolution stay with your own tools and your staff. AccrueNest handles the call, the paid consultation, the signed engagement letter and the payment.

Do advertising rules apply to tax resolution ads and pages?

Yes. Circular 230 section 10.30 bars false or misleading claims, so the ads and pages we write promise no outcome and suggest no pull with the IRS.

Can Spanish-speaking callers book a consultation?

Yes. The AI handles the call in Spanish when the caller prefers it, books the paid consultation and costs your firm nothing more for it.

What sets our monthly fee?

Each plan includes everything. The monthly price follows the headcount that signs in, starting at $97 for one person. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.

Who writes our ads?

Someone on our staff runs them, inside Google and Meta ad accounts that are yours.

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Questions about notice calls?

Email Imogen at sales@accruenest.com about paid consultations, urgent-call routing or what the AI will and won't say.

Imogen PritchardAccount manager

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