You have a friend at the IRS (really!)

Do you have an IRS problem that can’t seem to be resolved through normal channels?

Then you should know about the free Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS).

If they take your case, this independent office within the IRS, will work to solve your issue. TAS can even order the IRS to act in your favor!

So … before throwing up your hands and sobbing softly, read my new article titled Tax Tips: Enlist the Taxpayer Advocate to Help You Alleviate Tax Problems!

Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:

1. You’ll learn the four ways TAS can be of assistance. TAS was established by statute to be the voice of taxpayers and is headed by the National Taxpayer Advocate. This extremely helpful office performs four valuable functions that we’ll explain when you read the full article.
2. We’ll tell you the kind of cases TAS accepts. TAS deals with “economic burden” cases that deal with IRS action (or inaction!) that hurt you financially. They also deal with “systemic burdens” cases that occur when an IRS process or procedure fails to operate properly causing you grief. You’ll get all the details when you read the full article.
3. We’ll tell you how to get TAS involved in your case. It really isn’t hard. What’s more, TAS is efficient and will normally process your request within a day or two of receipt. You’ll learn how to get in touch with this lifeline to prompt help when you read the full article.