<prompt> Human: So I stupidly took some electronic payments that ended up totalling a significant amount for a series of school fundraising events, simply due to convenience. Didnt think much about it, as I was just acting on behalf of the school and the funds were immediately withdrawn and used for appropriate expenses for the organization. The electronic payment services were connected to my personal bank account, unfortunately and now I got a bill from the IRS for about 5k for proposed unpaid taxes. My organization is tax exempt and non-forprofit, so I am trying to figure what I am supposed to do in this situation. Poor college student obviously pretty clueless and new to all this, as you all can see. Help please!  <response>: Point 1. Never funnel funds for a business or organization into a personal account. It looks like theft, embezzlement, and money laundering.Point 2. You may want to consider enlisting the services of an attorney to draft a letter explaining what you did. See if you can find an attorney who helps people with tax issues, for free; otherwise, a small up-front cost may likely save you lots of headaches later on. 