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Secret: 9 Things to Do to Resolve a Tax Bill

by Vincent W Davis
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Jul 2015
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For many people, receiving a bill from the IRS is a terrifying experience. It is so traumatic, they will remember the experience for the rest of their lives. And that is just the beginning. Back taxes, interest and penalties add up quickly. By the time you receive the notice, your alleged debt to the IRS can be more than the cost of buying a house. Most people don't realize that the amount claimed on the IRS notice is normally the highest amount the IRS thinks you might owe. Often they are willing to take far less, but you need to offer documentation and negotiate with them. If you got a big tax bill from the IRS, this book is for you! There is hope if you know what to do about it.

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PublishedJul 14, 2015
ISBN-101511859660
ISBN-139781511859660
LanguageEnglish

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