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I Received A Letter From The IRS - What Should I Do Next?!
January 22, 2012
You received a letter from the IRS.
You’re concerned.
You’re not sure what to do.
Your heart is beating so strong, that you can’t even make sense of the words on the paper, even though they are written in simple English.
Do you know what most people do?
Most people put the letter back in the envelope, and toss it in the pile of mail, magazines, and bills that they will get to…eventually.
Most people do absolutely nothing because they are so terrified of being faced with the IRS, that they become paralyzed….somehow hoping that the issue with just disappear…resolve itself….and the IRS will just forget about it, since they didn’t get a response.
Do you think that the IRS will just forget about it?
I can guarantee that they won’t.
I have met many clients who came to my office with stacks of sealed envelopes from the IRS…sent certified mail, return receipt requested. Did I mention that my clients bring in these envelopes SEALED?
If you’ve recently received some mail from the IRS, please take the first step and open it up.
Then read it.
Take a deep breath and read it again.
Now, call your accountant, or an experienced attorney, for a better understanding of what you should do before the IRS puts a lien on your bank account.
David Giller, Esq. is a Consumer Law attorney, providing professional, confidential and compassionate legal advice throughout New York City and northern New Jersey in financially stressful matters including bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, debt settlement, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act. To learn more about David or his law practice, visit www.gillerlaw.com or call 201-478-7412.
You’re concerned.
You’re not sure what to do.
Your heart is beating so strong, that you can’t even make sense of the words on the paper, even though they are written in simple English.
Do you know what most people do?
Most people put the letter back in the envelope, and toss it in the pile of mail, magazines, and bills that they will get to…eventually.
Most people do absolutely nothing because they are so terrified of being faced with the IRS, that they become paralyzed….somehow hoping that the issue with just disappear…resolve itself….and the IRS will just forget about it, since they didn’t get a response.
Do you think that the IRS will just forget about it?
I can guarantee that they won’t.
I have met many clients who came to my office with stacks of sealed envelopes from the IRS…sent certified mail, return receipt requested. Did I mention that my clients bring in these envelopes SEALED?
If you’ve recently received some mail from the IRS, please take the first step and open it up.
Then read it.
Take a deep breath and read it again.
Now, call your accountant, or an experienced attorney, for a better understanding of what you should do before the IRS puts a lien on your bank account.
David Giller, Esq. is a Consumer Law attorney, providing professional, confidential and compassionate legal advice throughout New York City and northern New Jersey in financially stressful matters including bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, debt settlement, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act. To learn more about David or his law practice, visit www.gillerlaw.com or call 201-478-7412.