
- Nov30 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 22
Thumbs Up: The IRS: On Your Side?
Note:
When you get into a showdownwith the IRS, it may seem asthough it's you and your accountantagainst them. It doesn't necessarilyhave to be that way. There's a divisionof the IRS set up primarily to helptaxpayers in their dealings with theagency. Known as the TaxpayerAdvocate Service (TAS; www.irs.gov/advocate), the division works mainlyto remedy mix-ups that taxpayershaven't been able to resolve throughregular IRS channels. The TAS getsinvolved in a broad range of problems,from tracking down refunds tostraightening out payroll tax issues,the source of one of the division'smost common problems. Althoughthere's a formal set of qualifications to be eligible to use the TAS,few taxpayers are turned away.
Articles in this issue
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Check Your Creditabout 18 years ago
Female Millionairesabout 18 years ago
The Cadillac CDabout 18 years ago
Sales Taxes Deductibleabout 18 years ago
Risky Investments?about 18 years ago
Doc's Tax Dodges Probedabout 18 years ago
Thumbs Down: They Have Some Nerveabout 18 years ago
Reading Room: There for the Takingabout 18 years ago
That's Entertainmentabout 18 years ago
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