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WWW.IRS.gov. Form 911 (Rev. 2-2015). Form 911. (February 2015). Department of the Treasury — Internal Revenue Service. Request for Taxpayer Advocate ...

How to fill out request for taxpayer advocate

How to fill out a request for taxpayer advocate:

1. Start by gathering all relevant documentation and information pertaining to your tax issue. This may include tax returns, notices received from the IRS, correspondence, and any supporting documentation.
2. Access the IRS website or contact the local IRS office to obtain Form 911, Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance. This form is used to officially request assistance from the taxpayer advocate.
3. Carefully read and fill out all sections of the form. Provide accurate and detailed information regarding your tax issue, including the tax years involved, specific problems or concerns, and any steps you have already taken to resolve the matter.
4. If you have a representative, such as a tax professional or attorney, ensure that their information is included on the form. This allows the taxpayer advocate to communicate directly with your representative, if necessary.
5. Review the completed form for accuracy, double-checking all names, addresses, and contact information. Make sure all required fields have been properly filled out.
6. Sign and date the form. If you have a representative signing on your behalf, make sure they also sign and provide their contact information.
7. Keep a copy of the completed form, along with any supporting documentation, for your records. It's essential to have this information readily available if any additional inquiries or requests for information arise.

Who needs a request for a taxpayer advocate?

1. Individuals who are facing significant hardship or are experiencing a delay in the resolution of their tax issue can benefit from submitting a request for a taxpayer advocate. This can include situations where the taxpayer has been subjected to an undue financial burden, is at risk of losing their home or business, or is suffering from a severe illness or personal tragedy.
2. Taxpayers who have made multiple unsuccessful attempts to resolve their tax issue through regular IRS channels may also require the assistance of a taxpayer advocate. This could happen if the taxpayer has been unable to obtain a satisfactory response or resolution from the IRS, despite following the appropriate procedures.
3. Small business owners or self-employed individuals who are experiencing specific tax-related challenges that are causing a negative impact on their business operations may also find it necessary to seek the help of a taxpayer advocate. This could involve issues such as unresolved tax disputes, repeated tax audits, or delay in the processing of necessary tax-related documents.

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What is request for taxpayer advocate?

A request for taxpayer advocate is a formal process where a taxpayer asks for assistance from the Taxpayer Advocate Service to help resolve tax issues with the IRS.

Who is required to file request for taxpayer advocate?

Any taxpayer who is experiencing significant hardship due to IRS actions or inactions can file a request for taxpayer advocate.

How to fill out request for taxpayer advocate?

To fill out a request for taxpayer advocate, taxpayers can either submit Form 911 or contact the Taxpayer Advocate Service directly for assistance.

What is the purpose of request for taxpayer advocate?

The purpose of a request for taxpayer advocate is to seek help in resolving tax problems, particularly when normal IRS processes are not effective or would cause undue hardship.

What information must be reported on request for taxpayer advocate?

The request for taxpayer advocate should include the taxpayer's contact information, a description of the tax issue, relevant IRS correspondence, and any supporting documentation.