Taxpayers can challenge audit results via IRS Audit Reconsideration after their audit has finished when they share disagreement toward assessment outcomes. New evidence coupled with missing documentation and IRS assessment errors make this process useful for taxpayers. The tax appeal process starts with sending written documentation that contains evidence alongside proper tax statements to the IRS.
The IRS reviews submitted cases along with adjusted tax liabilities after their review. The proper use of this process enables people to prevent additional penalties and ensures they are treated fairly during the audit period. Expert tax professionals help create solid arguments that enhance the probability of achieving positive results from tax cases.
If you are interested in a tax settlement or if you have received a settlement offer from the IRS, now is the time to call Leading Tax Group. Our tax settlement professionals (whom include former IRS tax attorneys) are always ready to work with you and provide you with the information and representation you need.
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The process of IRS audit reconsideration turns out to be challenging because it demands strict documentation requirements along with enduring delays in the review timeline. The collection of enough proof needed to support tax claims, which includes unrecoverable documents and taxed income adjustments, proves to be demanding.
The Internal Revenue Service denies consideration requests if they find the original audit results correct or if taxpayers have submitted multiple appeals already. The procedure becomes more complex because the response time gets delayed, and essential paperwork goes missing.
Weak cases follow from IRS miscommunication or from taxpayer misinterpretation of tax regulations. Taxpayers need expert help to avoid being denied reconsideration and avoid extended arguments while staying away from IRS penalties because expert assistance is essential for successful reconsideration. You can Call Leading Tax Group at 800-900-4250 for help.
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Your success rate during IRS audit reconsideration becomes notably higher with experienced tax specialists who handle the documentation and the direction of communication with IRS personnel properly. The expert Tax Consultant will meticulously assess your case and then determine wrong information while collecting absent documentation to boost your appeal.
Tax Experts organize proper reconsideration applications through which they present effective solutions to IRS questions. Through negotiating with the IRS professionals, reduce both potential penalties and tax liabilities that may affect you. Leading Tax Group, an agency of Tax Consultants, Tax Attorneys, Enrolled Agents, and Former IRS Auditors, is here to help you with any tax matters.
Headquartered in Encino, California with multiple local branch offices in your backyard to serve you at your convenience. Leading Tax Group can schedule a face to face consultation to represent your case with the IRS, FTB, EDD, as well as CDTFA Audits.
FTB Personal Audit Representation is a process in which a tax expert will represent you in front of the California Franchise Tax Board to handle your income tax audit. These professionals will manage your communications with the officials and submit documents that are important. Contact Leading Tax Group for help.
Anyone who is facing the FTB officials can look for professional help. Leading Tax Group, an agency of Tax Consultants, Tax Attorneys, Enrolled Agents, and Former IRS Auditors, will provide you with all the help you are looking for. People who are unfamiliar with the tax laws need to have some help.
During FTB Personal Audit Representation, the officials will check all your returns, communicate with you, and have a negotiation depending on the situation. Call 800-900-4250 to book an appointment with Leading Tax Group.
When you disagree with FTB audit findings, you should first make a request and start negotiating with the authority. Call 800-900-4250 and book an appointment with Leading Tax Group to get help in tax matters.
Theoretically, it is possible, but you need to have a proper understanding of IRS laws and the complications that come with this. It is better to have professional guidance who can help you minimize your liabilities. Leading Tax Group can help you with that.
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