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Received an IRS Notice or Audit Letter? Help is Here
If you have received an IRS notice or a tax audit letter, there can be a number of underlying reasons. Sometimes the scenario may not be as severe as it seems. The IRS might be conducting a random audit to check whether the information reported by you is correct according to Federal tax laws, or to simply verify the accuracy of the reported tax amount. If, however, you have any outstanding taxes due, you should immediately take action and contact The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth. Our team of seasoned IRS tax attorneys can help you evaluate the specifics of your case, identify potential issues, and create a tailored plan to address your tax concerns. With our expertise, you can feel confident in navigating the audit process, ensuring compliance, and potentially reducing penalties or additional liabilities, all while protecting your financial well-being.
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The Next Steps
Whether you receive an IRS notice or an audit letter, you need to follow the steps below to minimize the severity of the problems that might lie ahead. Lighten your burden and get the assistance of the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth for assistance.
Carefully read the letter. You need to clearly read it in order to figure out what the purpose of the letter is. It could be to simply inform you of any modifications in your tax return, or if you have any outstanding balance due towards the IRS.
Carefully read the letter. You need to clearly read it in order to figure out what the purpose of the letter is. It could be to simply inform you of any modifications in your tax return, or if you have any outstanding balance due towards the IRS.
Respond to the letter in time. It is extremely important to send a response to the IRS within the stipulated time. This may allow you to avoid any penalties or charges against you, and to preserve your appeal rights if you do not agree with the terms of the notice.
Respond to the letter in time. It is extremely important to send a response to the IRS within the stipulated time. This may allow you to avoid any penalties or charges against you, and to preserve your appeal rights if you do not agree with the terms of the notice.
Provide correct information requested by the IRS. The IRS generally asks for your dependent exemptions, filing status, income, and withholdings to verify the information you provide. If you withhold or provide any false information, you may be subject to a more in-depth investigation.
Provide correct information requested by the IRS. The IRS generally asks for your dependent exemptions, filing status, income, and withholdings to verify the information you provide. If you withhold or provide any false information, you may be subject to a more in-depth investigation.
Pay the amount you owe to the IRS if possible. If you are unable to full-pay the debt, contact our office immediately to explore possible solutions and to prevent imminent levies, garnishments, seizures and Federal Tax Liens.
Pay the amount you owe to the IRS if possible. If you are unable to full-pay the debt, contact our office immediately to explore possible solutions and to prevent imminent levies, garnishments, seizures and Federal Tax Liens.
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If you do not agree with the claims of the IRS in the notice or findings in the audit letter, you can challenge it by filing an appeal. The procedure of filing an appeal, however, is complex and you may benefit from our legal expertise. That is when you need the help of The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth. To learn more or schedule a consultation with Attorney Nick Nemeth fill out the Free Case Evaluation form to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation or simply call (972) 426-2553
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