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What is an IRS Appeal?
An IRS appeal is an essential process for individuals and businesses seeking to resolve disputes with the IRS when they believe the agency has made an incorrect determination regarding their taxes, penalties, or interest.
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This formal procedure allows taxpayers to challenge IRS decisions without the need for court involvement, offering a more efficient and cost-effective path to resolution. Common issues that may prompt an appeal include disputes over a Federal Tax Lien, Tax Levy, or the rejection of an Offer in Compromise, all of which can have significant financial consequences.
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• With four decades of experience, we are your best ally from filing a protest to the IRS appeal conference and representation in federal courts, providing expert support at every stage.
• Get expert help in identifying the right IRS appeal process for your case, whether it’s filing a Collection Appeal Request for liens or levies, appealing an Offer in Compromise (OIC), or handling a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) appeal. With our five-star-rated service, we ensure every detail is perfectly in place, doubling your chances of acceptance.
• Our tax attorneys provide professional assistance with the accurate preparation of IRS Form 9423, ensuring that every detail is properly reviewed and completed for your Collection Appeals Request. Take action now to safeguard your financial future!
Our expert tax attorneys excel in resolving IRS appeals, securing the relief you deserve.
Eligibility Requirements to File an Appeal
• You have received a Notice of Deficiency from the IRS informing you of your right to appeal their decision.
• You disagree with the IRS’s decision and wish to contest it.
• You have chosen not to sign IRS form 870 (the agreement form) sent to you by the IRS.
• If all of the above are true, you may be ready to request an Appeals conference or hearing.
Factors to Consider Before Filing an IRS Appeal:
• If you believe the IRS has made an incorrect decision based on a misinterpretation of the law, review relevant IRS publications to strengthen your case. Be prepared to reference these materials during your appeal.
• If you think the IRS applied the law incorrectly due to a misunderstanding of the facts, gather clear documentation and evidence to clarify your position during the appeals process.
• If the IRS is taking inappropriate collection actions such as a Federal Tax Lien, Tax Levy, or if your Offer in Compromise was denied, be ready to explain why you disagree and present supporting evidence.
• If the decision was based on incorrect facts, you should have well-organized records and relevant documentation to support your case and provide corrections during your IRS appeal.
• For situations involving Tax Topic 151 notifications or offset actions, consider reviewing your options with a tax professional, as these issues can impact refund status and may warrant further action or appeal.
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Our tax appeal lawyer carefully assesses your situation to determine if an IRS appeal is the right course of action.
Streamlined Application Process
Our certified tax attorneys will assist with a small case request using IRS Form 12203 or a formal form of notice of appeal for larger disputes.
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We present compelling arguments, negotiate reductions in penalties, and aim to resolve disputes without the need for litigation.
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We provide continuous legal support to ensure you remain in full compliance throughout the process.
Assessment for IRS Appeal
Our tax appeal lawyer carefully assesses your situation to determine if an IRS appeal is the right course of action.
Streamlined Application Process
Our expert tax attorneys will assist with a small case request using IRS Form 12203 or a formal form of notice of appeal for larger disputes.
IRS Appeals Officer Negotiation
We present compelling arguments, negotiate reductions in penalties, and aim to resolve disputes without the need for litigation.
Professional Support & Compliance
We provide continuous legal support to ensure you remain in full compliance throughout the process.
We offer expert relief to help you stop garnishments and reclaim your financial stability.
Why Do You Need a Professional Tax Appeal Lawyer?
Each year, the IRS issues millions of penalties and takes enforcement actions that burden individuals and businesses. In 2023 alone, the IRS processed over 271 million tax returns, collecting around $4.7 trillion to support federal operations.
However, many taxpayers encounter unexpected issues, such as tax audits, IRS penalties, and tax liens, leading to stress and financial strain. These situations are often overwhelming, especially without expert guidance, making professional assistance essential for navigating the appeals process effectively.
“Our tax attorneys at J. David Tax Law specialize in helping clients fight back against these IRS actions.”
With years of experience and a deep understanding of IRS procedures, we work to minimize penalties, negotiate favorable outcomes, and ensure compliance throughout the process.
No matter what tax-related case you are facing, Our tax appeal lawyers can take the lead so you can focus on rebuilding your financial stability and give you the opportunity for a fresh financial start.
Choosing the Best IRS Appeal Option for You
A Small Case Request
Collection Appeals Program (CAP)
Collection Due Process (CDP)
Appealing Rejected Offer in Compromise (OIC)
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) Appeals
Innocent Spouse Appeals
What is IRS Form 9423, and when should I use it?
What does a Notice of Appeal mean in IRS cases?
A Notice of Appeal is a formal document that initiates an appeal of an IRS decision, such as an audit result or tax deficiency determination. It signals your intent to challenge the IRS’s findings in either administrative appeals or court proceedings. Our tax attorney will file this notice within specific deadlines to be valid and ensure immediate resolution.
How can IRS audit lawyers assist during an IRS audit?
If your IRS appeal is refused, you may proceed by filing a petition in federal court, such as U.S. Tax Court, to dispute the IRS decision. This bypasses the IRS Appeals Process, allowing a judge to review your case. Tax attorneys can ensure compliance with filing requirements and deadlines, making your argument effectively in court. If you choose not to bypass, there may still be opportunities for re-evaluation, especially if new evidence arises.
IRS audit lawyers provide legal support throughout the audit process by representing taxpayers, ensuring compliance with IRS regulations, and negotiating with the IRS on their behalf. You can contact J. David Tax Law IRS audit lawyers to identify discrepancies and guide you through appeals or dispute processes if the audit outcome is unfavorable.
What does it mean to appeal an IRS decision?
What is the IRS dispute form, and how is it used?
What does a Notice of Deficiency mean?
What Happens If My IRS Appeal Letter is Refused?
If your IRS appeal is refused, you may proceed by filing a petition in federal court, such as U.S. Tax Court, to dispute the IRS decision. This bypasses the IRS Appeals Process, allowing a judge to review your case. Tax attorneys can ensure compliance with filing requirements and deadlines, making your argument effectively in court. If you choose not to bypass, there may still be opportunities for re-evaluation, especially if new evidence arises.
For more, you can visit our page JDavidTaxLaw.com or contact us at (888) 789-5011 to talk with our tax lawyers and discuss the best course of action toward resolution. If you need a more comprehensive breakdown of these options, feel free to check out our “Different Options for IRS Appeals and Their Meanings” guide
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