IRS letters and tax returns in Gladeville

County

Wilson County

Property tax (per $100 assessed, 2025)

1.9089 county (unincorporated)

Sales tax, combined

9.75%

County Trustee

Kenneth Hackett · Lebanon

Assessor of Property

Stephen Goodall · Lebanon

Population, 2020 → 2024

Unincorporated; the Census publishes no city estimate

State and city business tax

Filed with the TN Department of Revenue

Straight-line distance

27.3 miles from Franklin

Sources: TN Comptroller, TN Department of Revenue, U.S. Census Bureau. Details

Reply by the date printed on the notice. The IRS sends a CP2000 when the income that third parties reported doesn’t match what was on the return, and in its own words, “This notice isn’t a bill.” Ignoring it is the one clear mistake, since the reply date is what the IRS holds you to.

A Form 2848 lets a tax professional handle the response with the IRS directly. For Gladeville residents who already file with Haven, that falls under IRS representation, which the firm keeps for its own clients. The IRS also lists a Taxpayer Assistance Center at 801 Broadway in Nashville for anyone who wants to ask about an account face to face.

Three years is the IRS’s default for most records. That stretches to six years if more than 25 percent of gross income was left off a return, and there is no limit at all when no return was filed or a return was fraudulent. A mismatch letter like the CP2000 is exactly when those papers come back into use.

Haven’s secure client portal gives Gladeville clients one place to send documents when a letter arrives. Separately, the IRS runs the Taxpayer Advocate Service, a free and independent organization within the agency; requests for its help go in on Form 911. Day-to-day filing is covered on personal tax preparation.

Gladeville property is taxed at Wilson County’s 2025 rate, 1.9089 per $100 of assessed value, with no city rate because the community is unincorporated. The combined sales tax is 9.75 percent. No city business tax applies either, though the state business tax reaches any business with $100,000 or more in gross receipts.

The Trustee is Kenneth Hackett (PO Box 865, Lebanon 37088), and the Assessor of Property is Stephen Goodall (228 East Main St, Room 4, Lebanon 37087). Measured straight from Franklin’s center, Gladeville is 27.3 miles away. Mount Juliet and Rural Hill have pages of their own, and planning that takes in property and income together falls under tax planning.