Stop IRS Harassment From IRS Agents at Your Home or Business

TaxMasters can Provide IRS Tax Relief, Starting Today

If an IRS Agent or Revenue Officer has shown up at your home or business, call the tax professionals at TaxMasters right now at (800) 581-0456 to stop the harassment and regain compliance. We know how to help.

Contact us immediately if someone representing themselves as an IRS Agent, IRS officer, Revenue Agent, or Revenue Officer shows up at your home or business or contacts you directly at one of the aforementioned locations. Contact may be in person, by phone, or by US Postal Service. You have the right to tax representation and the right to seek tax relief through multiple legal channels, but by speaking to an IRS Agent or Revenue Officer, you refuse to exercise that right and may inadvertently give away information that can be detrimental to you.

Common Question – Is it too late to seek representation if an IRS Agent is at my home or business?

No.

Even if an IRS representative is at your door right now, it is still not too late to seek tax relief and fix your IRS issues with the right help. True, it would have been better if you had contacted us sooner, but all is not entirely lost. If someone shows up at your door or your place of business and presents him or herself as an agent or officer directly associated with the IRS, the information you give them can and will be used to make their case against you stronger.

Tax Representation – Stop IRS Harassment Using the Power of Attorney

After you call us–which you should have done by now if you have been contacted by the Internal Revenue Service–and engage our services to represent you, all you have to do to stop IRS harassment is tell the agent or Revenue Officer that you have a Power of Attorney on file, and that they may contact your tax representative about all federal tax issues. Then you can hang up or close the door on them, whichever applies in your specific situation.

The agent will not be happy about this and may very well threaten you with a tax levy, promise to put an IRS lien on your property, taunt you with wage garnishment, or even claim that there is no Power of Attorney on file for you. Careful here. This may be a ruse. Regardless of what the agent claims, you have the right to fair tax representation. If you choose to disclose information without TaxMasters as your representative present, the agent has every right to use what he or she learns from you to build the case against you.

The IRS Can Legally Lie to Acquire Information

Yep, no kidding, same as the police can. We have experience dealing with Revenue Officers and can take charge of any tax issue you face. We deal directly with the IRS Agent to resolve your tax problems, so you do not have to. Understand that a Revenue Officer represents the interests of the United States Government. As an employee of the government, an IRS Agent at your home or business is not there to help you. Many Revenue Officers present themselves as your helper, but an IRS officer by definition is obligated to represent the best interests of the government, regardless of how negatively that stance may impact you or your business. Most often, employees of the IRS are out to prove that you broke the law or that you owe them more money. Don’t make your situation worse than it already is. And whatever you do, don’t make the mistake of thinking that an IRS Agent is trying to help you get out of tax debt or find substantial tax relief. Any information you give them will be used to collect the tax you owe or to establish how much you owe.

If you hire TaxMasters, we can reach a favorable outcome when the IRS shows up at your home or business.

After you authorize us to represent you, you are empowered to:

• Refuse to speak to IRS Agents
  Instead, insist that they speak to us on your behalf.
• Defer any conversation that might put you in a bad position
  Instead, contact us immediately and describe the situation to us so that we can handle it to your advantage.
• Stop worrying about IRS harassment
  Instead, relax and let us take it from here.

We cannot stress how important it is that you contact us immediately if someone representing themselves as an IRS Agent, IRS officer, Revenue Agent, or Revenue Officer shows up at your home or business unannounced. Surprise is a tactic used by the government to startle you into quick judgments and simple submission, but you don’t have to fall for it.

We understand the IRS, and we will make the IRS play by the rules and treat you with the respect you deserve as a taxpayer of the United States of America. We work on your behalf to preserve your rights and resolve your federal tax problems.

Call TaxMasters now for tax help and protection. Call us today at (800) 581-0456.