Interacting With an IRS Revenue Officer

If you are delinquent on paying your taxes or filing your returns, you may find an IRS Revenue Officer has contacted you. While you must take their investigation seriously, you should not be intimidated. These officers want to help you...
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What Is an IRS Revenue Officer?

An IRS Revenue Officer is the “front line” employee who meets directly with taxpayers, often at their home or business, for collection purposes. They work on cases involving both individuals and businesses, usually concerning unfiled tax returns or unpaid balances....
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What to Know About IRS Audits

The IRS conducts hundreds of thousands of audits each year. An IRS audit is a review or examination of an organization’s or individual’s tax accounts and financial information to ensure it was reported correctly. The IRS has three different methods...
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Common Red Flags That May Trigger an IRS Examination or Investigation

There are many things that could trigger an IRS investigation, such as someone having a wrong name or Social Security number on their returns, incomplete or missing information, a mismatch between the federal and state tax returns, or filing an...
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The Benefit of Having a Former IRS Revenue Officer at Our Tax Law Firm 

When you have unpaid taxes or are facing an IRS enforcement action, you should get in touch with us at Pontius Tax Law. You will have the advantage of representation by a skilled and experienced tax lawyer and also reap...
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How Do I Determine My IRS Balance Due?

Some people may have trouble paying their federal taxes in full every year. Some self-employed individuals skip their quarterly estimated tax payments because they do not have the money or just forget about it. If you are not self-employed, perhaps...
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