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I Am Living In IRS Hell

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So what happened @Wireman? Did you stick it to them?

 

Honestly, it's so overwhelming that I haven't been able to do anything. I'm trying to get refocused and work through it but it's more than I can handle on my own. It makes me want to purchase a revolver and single bullet.

You need to hire a good, competent CPA.
No doubt.
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You need to hire a good, competent CPA.

 

I have made the decision to change CPAs for sure. And I have located all documentation that the IRS requested. I need to get it organized and compiled. And I think I agree with you that I need a CPA to assist.

Honestly, it's so overwhelming that I haven't been able to do anything. I'm trying to get refocused and work through it but it's more than I can handle on my own. It makes me want to purchase a revolver and single bullet.

 

Again, you need an attorney that focuses on tax issues. Most of those attorneys have a law degree and are CPA's.

Well, this is like deja vu all over again!

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Well, this is like deja vu all over again!

 

Same feeling I've had for more than a year now. :rage:

Pick a course of action and get started. Sitting on your hands isn't helping you at all.

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Well the IRS always wins I guess. There's nothing like having your life turned upside down and not being able to do anything about it.

 

I have lost confidence in America. Good people get the shaft while bad guys prosper.

Well the IRS always wins I guess. There's nothing like having your life turned upside down and not being able to do anything about it.

 

I have lost confidence in America. Good people get the shaft while bad guys prosper.

 

That sucks man.

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It is what it is I guess. I'll file bankruptcy and start stealing and cheating people if I have to. That's much better than actually trying to work and be ethical.

Well the IRS always wins I guess. There's nothing like having your life turned upside down and not being able to do anything about it.

 

I have lost confidence in America. Good people get the shaft while bad guys prosper.

 

You hired a tax attorney and a CPA and this is the outcome they got for you??

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Yes, that's the outcome. When I signed my return back in 2013, I agreed that everything in it was correct. Too late to do anything about it now. I have fought and fought. I appealed it. Didn't even hear anything from the appeal. They took my entire refund from this year and applied it towards 2013. So, I'm basically in financial ruin now and there's nothing I can do about it. I own a house and car, which eliminates me from doing an offer in compromise.

Yes, that's the outcome. When I signed my return back in 2013, I agreed that everything in it was correct. Too late to do anything about it now. I have fought and fought. I appealed it. Didn't even hear anything from the appeal. They took my entire refund from this year and applied it towards 2013. So, I'm basically in financial ruin now and there's nothing I can do about it. I own a house and car, which eliminates me from doing an offer in compromise.

 

Did you ever hire a tax attorney?

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