IRS PHONE NUMBER

[Edward Hebert]

I need a phone number to the IRS to speak to a person to help my situation. Would greatly appreciate any help.  My client received notice CP21A that is grossly incorrect, the phone number on the notice (800-879-0922) could not provide anyone that could help nor the number that the representative referred me to (800-829-1040).  Please help.

Regards,

EDWARD G HEBERT

Professional Business Services
3741 Merced Drive, Suite F2he
Riverside, CA 92503-4956
951-637-7000 Office
951-637-7003 Fax
ProB...@sbcglobal.net


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[cathy arbogast]

Try Tax Practitioner Hotline 866 860 4259

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Catherine Arbogast

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5755 Valentine Rd Ste 202

Ventura, Ca  93003

805 644-1022    FAX  805 644-9022

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[PHILIP P STORRER]

Edward…Just some thoughts ….it’s probably a good practice to respond in writing to every communication from the IRS... you can sometimes “lose” your standing if your response is not in writing &/or is not timely…. such as the 90 - Day Letter… read carefully the communication to understand what they have requested of your client…could be a standard IRS FORM 4564.. Make sure it’s clear to what you are responding….

 Use a copy of the IRS correspondence to identify your reply…. & enclose a copy with your reply..

It’s fine to “resolve” an issue on the phone but confirm your understanding in writing… be cordial professional & approachable but also be firm and sometimes, but only sometimes you have to be unequivocal…..

I have found Circular 230 to be a good guide when dealing with the IRS…

Hope this helps with this case as well as future cases….

BYW: Send all mail to the IRS Certified Return Receipt Requested.. Postal Form 3811…

Describe on the Postal Form 3811 (Green USPS card) what’s inside the communication. … use the edges of the of the Form 3811 for this purpose…That will help to establish what you sent them….

There’s more, so much more…but time does not permit…right now!!

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On May 10, 2024, at 1:03 PM, Edward Hebert <prob...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:



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