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notice of deficiency: Minneapolis: IRS Notice Of Deficiency - What Happens if I ignore it?
- 05/31/21 07:28 PM
So you got a notice that there is a certified letter at the post office for you? Maybe you even signed for it, but since it's from the IRS, you don't open it. If it contains a Notice of Deficiency, CP 531, then what happens if you ignore it?
I am a tax attorney in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I represent taxpayers before the IRS and state taxing authorities all across the country. I deal with tax debts, audit defense, payroll tax issues, and criminal tax matters. When you ignore an IRS Notice of Deficiency, you lose your right to go to United States … (0 comments)
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notice of deficiency: Minneapolis, MN: IRS Notice of Deficiency: Know Your Rights
- 05/31/21 01:51 PM
If you have received an IRS Notice of Deficiency, also known as CP 531 or Letter 531, then you need to act quickly or you'll lose rights. Ignoring this notice will also start the IRS collections process. Liens, Levies, and other harm to your finances could start pretty quickly after this notice is issued. It is important to know your rights and exercise them.
I am a tax attorney in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I represent taxpayers before the IRS and state tax authorities all over the country. I help with tax debts, tax audits, payroll tax issues, and criminal tax matters. The most … (1 comments)
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notice of deficiency: Minneapolis, MN: IRS Notice of Deficiency - Why Did I Get This?
- 05/31/21 11:55 AM
The Notice of Deficiency comes from the IRS through either registered or certified mail. This is a very important notice and it comes with a 90 day notice of your rights. This is why many tax attorneys call this the "90 day letter." It is also known as Letter 531 and CP 531. While you might think that nothing good ever comes registered or certified mail, how you handle this letter might be the first steps towards solving your tax problem.
I am a tax attorney in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I represent taxpayers before the IRS and state tax authorities all over the … (1 comments)
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notice of deficiency: I haven't filed my tax return... The IRS still sent me a bill
- 05/18/21 09:03 AM
I am Michael Redden and I'm a tax attorney in Minneapolis, MN. In my practice, I represent tax payers before the IRS and tax authorities all over the country. Tax day was yesterday. Every year plenty of tax payers don't get their returns filed on time. Some of them file extensions and some don't. In fact, at least ten million Americans have at least one tax return that they never filed. The IRS calls these folks "non-filers."
Potential clients are often shocked to find out that the IRS or their state Department of Revenue are still able to send them a tax … (1 comments)
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So you got a notice that there is a certified letter at the post office for you? Maybe you even signed for it, but since it's from the IRS, you don't open it. If it contains a Notice of Deficiency, CP 531, then what happens if you ignore it?
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