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Can the IRS conduct a collection interview at your house or business?

IRS Revenue Officers continue to become more aggressive in the field. Here is a new approach to look for: I had a recent case in which a Revenue Officer sent my client a notice stating...

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Category: IRS Audits, IRS collection notices, IRS Financial Statements, Revenue Officers, Summons

5 things to always do when talking to the IRS.

1. Be courteous and respectful. You will get nowhere with an angry or condescending attitude, and will just give the IRS reason to come down harder on you. When your head is in the mouth...

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Category: Automated Collection Service, Employment taxes, Installment agreements, IRS collection notices, IRS Collection Problems, Revenue Officers

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Can the IRS conduct a collection interview at your house or business?

5 things to always do when talking to the IRS.

A friend when the IRS comes calling.