What Protections are Taxpayers Entitled to When They Have a Dispute with the IRS?
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 Revenue Code, regulations and procedures;
- An explanation of the Appeals process;
- A timely conference and resolution of their dispute.
Other IRS Tax Problem FAQs
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What is the IRS Appeals Office?
A: 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 … 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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