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Connecticut tax & accounting help
A Connecticut Department of Revenue Services notice may have a short response deadline and can involve more than the amount shown on the first page. Start an inquiry with the deadline and general issue. Keep the complete notice ready for secure follow-up so we can review the letter ID, tax type, period, and requested action together.
How we can help
Connecticut DRS notice review for income tax, business tax, sales tax, payroll withholding, missing returns, proposed assessments, and account correspondence.
We review the facts before confirming the services required. Scott Accounting & Tax Firm is a private professional-services firm and is not affiliated with the IRS or Connecticut Department of Revenue Services.
Start with a review →A practical process
After reviewing the available information, we explain the proposed scope, professional fees, and next steps before beginning approved work.
Start an inquiry and tell us the response deadline.
Gather every page of the DRS notice, related returns, and supporting records for secure follow-up.
We identify the issue, deadline, and requested action after review.
We explain the recommended response and proposed professional fees.
Official information
Connecticut taxpayers can use myconneCT to view correspondence, account history, returns, payments, and many filing obligations.
Connecticut tax guide
Read our practical guide, then submit a request if you would like help reviewing your specific records and deadlines.
Common questions
These answers are general. The correct filing or response depends on your records, tax periods, and agency correspondence.
Keep every page of the notice, the envelope if available, the related return, and records connected to the tax period. Do not upload these through the public inquiry form; we will provide secure instructions after reviewing your request.
No. Some notices request information, report a missing filing, or propose an assessment. The notice and underlying records must be reviewed before deciding how to respond.
Submit the complete notice promptly and clearly identify the deadline. Contacting our office does not automatically extend a state deadline.
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