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POWER OF ATTORNEY

A Power of Attorney, IRS form 2848, allows us to initially do five things that are critical in the settlement process. There are literally hundreds of actions we can take to benefit our tax clients with a power of attorney. We do not know when or what those other actions will be until we do the following:

• We verify what tax years need to be filed.
• We get all of the information turned into the IRS under your social security number so that nothing is left off of the return that would lead an IRS audit.
• We find out if any substitute returns have been filed against you. A substitute return is done by the IRS in the most negative way possible. The IRS uses the highest tax bracket and there are no dependents or deductions allowed. If the IRS has filed substitute returns, we will find out what office we need to file a correct return as a protest to what the IRS did. In most cases this will drastically reduce the amount owed. Our first objective is to minimize the IRS tax debt before we begin the settlement process.
• We will get account transcripts on every year that has a balance due. The account transcript gives us important information needed when we start the tax debt settlement work.

We place a hold on your account at the IRS. This means that the IRS will not take any further action against you as long as you complete certain action items within a reasonable deadline. The first deadline will be to file all unfiled or if necessary an amended tax return. If additional time is needed the IRS is reasonable if we demonstrate a good faith effort and request additional time BEFORE the deadline has expired.

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