If you're facing an audit or other IRS action, you are probably very worried about how to deal with the problem. If you disagree with an IRS action, you may want to challenge the government, but that can be intimidating. To help put your mind at ease, you should find an attorney who has tax experience to help you though either process. You can help your tax attorney help you by completing this form, which provides basic information a lawyer needs in tax matters. INFORMATION ABOUT YOU |
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Name: |
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Spouse's name (if you file jointly): |
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Address: |
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Telephone numbers (home, work, cell, pager): |
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Social Security Number: |
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Spouse's SSN (if you file jointly): |
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Date of birth: |
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Employment status: |
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Annual salary (to help determine your tax liability): |
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Other sources of income:
INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR TAX DISPUTEPlease provide copies of your tax returns from the last three years, plus returns, correspondence and documentation involved in your dispute. Are you being audited? __Y/__N
Have you ever been audited in the past? __Y/__N
Are you facing another IRS action other than an audit? __Y/__N
Are you pursuing a dispute with the IRS? __Y/__N
Have you filed a formal complaint with the IRS? __Y/__N
Has your complaint been disposed of by the IRS? __Y/__N
Did you complain to anyone at the IRS informally? __Y/__N
What is your desired outcome?
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