Notice identification
Capture and classify the notice type, agency, tax period, stated issue, requested action, and response date.
Practice 360 identifies the notice, connects it to the right client, entity, tax year, return, and supporting documents, then helps your team manage research, drafting, deadlines, review, approval, and delivery.
Practice 360 keeps the notice connected to the client, entity, tax year, return history, documents, conversations, deadlines, and assigned professionals.
Capture and classify the notice type, agency, tax period, stated issue, requested action, and response date.
Bring the relevant return, entities, source documents, prior notices, elections, and communications into view.
Assign ownership, track required information, manage due dates, and keep the response moving toward approval.
Give your team one structured workflow for classification, research, drafting, evidence collection, professional review, and delivery.
Determine what the notice concerns and connect it to the appropriate client matter.
Bring together the records and authority the professional needs to evaluate the notice.
Prepare a response framework and supporting communication for professional refinement.
Keep judgment, sign-off, delivery, and follow-up inside a controlled workflow.
Connect the affected tax year, return, entities, source documents, prior correspondence, and client conversations so the professional can evaluate the issue without searching across disconnected systems.
Replace ad hoc inbox work with a clear matter that connects the client, assigned staff, required records, professional decisions, and resolution history.
Keep the client informed about what the notice means, which information is needed, who is handling it, and what happens next.
Give staff a consistent process while preserving professional ownership of research, positions, responses, and delivery.
Practice 360 organizes the notice, client context, research, draft, evidence, and workflow while authorized professionals evaluate the facts and approve every submission and client-facing communication.
Route the notice to the appropriate professional with a clear scope and deadline.
Review the relevant records, authority, missing information, and available response options.
Validate the facts, refine the response, address exceptions, and document decisions.
An authorized professional signs off before any response reaches the agency or client.
It helps a tax firm organize notice intake, client matching, records, deadlines, research, drafting, professional review, delivery, and resolution tracking in one workflow.
Practice 360 is designed to capture and classify supported notice details for professional verification, including the agency, tax period, stated issue, requested action, and response date.
Yes. The workflow is designed to connect the matter to available client, entity, tax-year, return, document, and communication context.
No. Authorized tax professionals review the facts, determine the response position, approve the final work, and control delivery.
Practice 360 can coordinate information requests, document collection, status communication, and follow-up through supported client workflows.
Yes. Your firm can begin with Practice 360 notice response and add other Tax Automate products when ready.
Tell us how your firm receives, researches, drafts, reviews, and tracks notices. We’ll show you where Practice 360 can strengthen the response workflow.