Frequently Asked Questions
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.
The good news is that an IRS revenue officer does not have arresting authority. However, they can refer your case to the Criminal Investigation Department if they suspect a cause of fraud. CID employees can arrest you.
No, IRS revenue officers do not typically carry guns. However, the IRS has a Criminal Investigation Division whose employees do carry guns. This is the law enforcement branch of the Internal Revenue Service.
A Revenue Officer can quickly take charge of the situation, with the backing of the IRS (which is a federal agency). Your best option is to call Leading Tax Group to ensure you get a more favorable outcome. Our experts have years of applied expertise.
An IRS revenue officer can garnish wages, levy your assets, impose deadlines, file federal tax liens, request responses from you based on deadlines, and so on. You must satisfy their requests as soon as possible because they will be monitoring your case closely. Call Leading Tax Group for help.
The IRS revenue officers can visit your home or business in the standard course of an investigation. This typically means their prior efforts to get you to pay were unsuccessful or they found a delinquent tax return or other pressing tax matters.
IRS Revenue Officers must have a pocket commission and a HSPD-12 card (the standard form of verification for federal employees) to prove their identity. Both the card and the pocket commission have photos of the IRS RO. You can ask to see them both if you have a concern.
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