Legal Question in Tax Law in Pennsylvania

Re: Irs

Ordinarily they'll send a letter - which can take many different forms depending on what the particular issue is. For example, it may simply be a request for your tax return, or a request for payment on a return that you filed.

In more severe cases, they send a variety of notices, such as a Notice of Intent to Levy, Notice of Lien, etc.

If they're REALLY angry, they'll send a Revenue Officer to your home, and then you have real problems.

In any event, if you require assistance in IRS-based matters, our law firm will be pleased to help. We are an established firm and were recently selected as Pennsylvania "Super Lawyers," meaning the top five percent of attorneys in Pennsylvania. If you wish to discuss your tax issues further, please do not hesitate to contact our offices for a free, confidential consultation.

Thank you,

Marc D. Daffner, Esq.