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    Stand Up to the IRS

    By Frederick W. Daily

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    About this ebook

    IRS Bills? Get the information and strategies you need to deal with the taxman.
    Named a "Best Tax Book" by Entrepreneur.com

    The Internal Revenue Service is the taxpayer's worst nightmare, and for good reason -- a tax bill or other notice can come out of nowhere and wreak havoc on your life.

    But now you can confront America's most intimidating government agency with confidence. Stand Up to the IRS reveals the tactics used by IRS and how to deal with them. This book even contains confidential forms used by IRS agents during collection interviews and audits.

    Use Stand Up to the IRS to:
    • file a late return
    • work out a long-term payment plan
    • get a Taxpayer Assistance Order
    • settle your tax bill for pennies on the dollar
    • stop collection efforts
    • avoid property seizures
    • protect your assets
    • determine if bankruptcy offers a solution
    • learn what to say when you face an auditor
    • appeal the auditor's decision
    This edition is completely updated with the latest rules, regulations and tax numbers. Plus, Stand Up to the IRS also shows you how to go to Tax Court, if it's ever needed.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNOLO
    Release dateJan 12, 2015
    ISBN9781413321074
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    Stand Up to the IRS
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    Frederick W. Daily

    Frederick W. Daily  He is the author of Tax Savvy for Small Business .

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