IRS Revenue Officer: What to Expect
What happens when an IRS revenue officer is assigned to your case and how a tax lawyer responds.
A revenue officer is a flesh-and-blood IRS employee who shows up at your door or your business. They have the authority to seize assets, padlock businesses, and pursue personal liability. They are not your friend and they are not calling to help.
Do not speak to a revenue officer without representation. A tax attorney with power of attorney handles all communication and prevents you from saying something that hurts your case. Get representation before your next contact.
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