What is the IRS Appeals Office?
If you disagree with the IRS findings in your case, you can appeal your case to the Appeals Office of the IRS. The local Appeals Office is separate from and independent of the IRS office that proposes an adjustment. Appeals Office reviews are conducted in an informal manner, by correspondence, telephone or at a personal conference. Most differences are settled in these appeals without expensive and timeconsuming court trials.
Other IRS Tax Problem FAQs
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What Protections are Taxpayers Entitled to When They Have a Dispute with the IRS?
A: When taxpayers have a dispute with the IRS, they are entitled to the following minimum protections from the Appeals Office: Appeal disputes arising under the Internal … More -
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What Does The Appeals Office Expect From Me?
A: Listen to the Appeals Office explanation of your appeal rights and the Appeals process; Provide the Appeals Office with a statement as to your understanding of … More
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