Or does anyone know any agents they can link me up with? It’s business related, I need clarification directly from the source, I’m done dealing with big 4.
And have dealt with the IRS directly in the past. They used to give contact numbers to call. However, at the moment, even if they have contacted you (by mail), they are almost impossible to speak to directly. They do not give you phone access and everything is done by mail and only if they initiate. There are some lower level IRS offices around and I went to one. But they are not authorized to deal with IRS correspondence or the issues raised in those letters. Good luck getting to someone. I don't know how to and I'm an certified by the IRS to represent clients in audits. But again, that's only if they initiate the contact. Wish I could help more.
a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
And have dealt with the IRS directly in the past. They used to give contact numbers to call. However, at the moment, even if they have contacted you (by mail), they are almost impossible to speak to directly. They do not give you phone access and everything is done by mail and only if they initiate. There are some lower level IRS offices around and I went to one. But they are not authorized to deal with IRS correspondence or the issues raised in those letters. Good luck getting to someone. I don't know how to and I'm a certified by the IRS to represent clients in audits. But again, that's only if they initiate the contact. Wish I could help more.
I’m a CPA, I have my PTIN and CAF number and former big 4. I’ve tried getting them on the phone they have informed me they don’t handle tax law on the phone anymore. I’m trying to cut to the chase and speak directly with an agent. I think the big 4 and other firms are manipulating a situation and I want to prove it.
a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
And have dealt with the IRS directly in the past. They used to give contact numbers to call. However, at the moment, even if they have contacted you (by mail), they are almost impossible to speak to directly. They do not give you phone access and everything is done by mail and only if they initiate. There are some lower level IRS offices around and I went to one. But they are not authorized to deal with IRS correspondence or the issues raised in those letters. Good luck getting to someone. I don't know how to and I'm a certified by the IRS to represent clients in audits. But again, that's only if they initiate the contact. Wish I could help more.
I’m a CPA, I have my PTIN and CAF number and former big 4. I’ve tried getting them on the phone they have informed me they don’t handle tax law on the phone anymore. I’m trying to cut to the chase and speak directly with an agent. I think the big 4 and other firms are manipulating a situation and I want to prove it.
Good luck and let the rest of us know a number to call!
And have dealt with the IRS directly in the past. They used to give contact numbers to call. However, at the moment, even if they have contacted you (by mail), they are almost impossible to speak to directly. They do not give you phone access and everything is done by mail and only if they initiate. There are some lower level IRS offices around and I went to one. But they are not authorized to deal with IRS correspondence or the issues raised in those letters. Good luck getting to someone. I don't know how to and I'm a certified by the IRS to represent clients in audits. But again, that's only if they initiate the contact. Wish I could help more.
I’m a CPA, I have my PTIN and CAF number and former big 4. I’ve tried getting them on the phone they have informed me they don’t handle tax law on the phone anymore. I’m trying to cut to the chase and speak directly with an agent. I think the big 4 and other firms are manipulating a situation and I want to prove it.
Good luck and let the rest of us know a number to call!
Shit, if I figure this out I might create a whole new business!
a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
Reach out to a big law firm in DC that had former IRS people in high positions. Won’t be cheap but that’s how this is done.
a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
Reach out to a big law firm in DC that had former IRS people in high positions. Won’t be cheap but that’s how this is done.
I’ve already done something like that. I cast a very wide net today. This was only one small play. Shot in the blue if you will!
a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
I don’t think you will settle tax law speaking to an agent. In fact, you won’t settle tax law even if you speak with the Office of Chief Counsel.
a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
I don’t think you will settle tax law speaking to an agent. In fact, you won’t settle tax law even if you speak with the Office of Chief Counsel.
This. If you need clarification on tax law, you need to consult a tax attorney.
(Now they won’t come sniffing around me!)
I’m a CPA, I have my PTIN and CAF number and former big 4. I’ve tried getting them on the phone they have informed me they don’t handle tax law on the phone anymore. I’m trying to cut to the chase and speak directly with an agent. I think the big 4 and other firms are manipulating a situation and I want to prove it.
Man I hope that’s not true!
(Now they won’t come sniffing around me!)
+1,000,000
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
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And have dealt with the IRS directly in the past. They used to give contact numbers to call. However, at the moment, even if they have contacted you (by mail), they are almost impossible to speak to directly. They do not give you phone access and everything is done by mail and only if they initiate. There are some lower level IRS offices around and I went to one. But they are not authorized to deal with IRS correspondence or the issues raised in those letters. Good luck getting to someone. I don't know how to and I'm a certified by the IRS to represent clients in audits. But again, that's only if they initiate the contact. Wish I could help more.
I’m a CPA, I have my PTIN and CAF number and former big 4. I’ve tried getting them on the phone they have informed me they don’t handle tax law on the phone anymore. I’m trying to cut to the chase and speak directly with an agent. I think the big 4 and other firms are manipulating a situation and I want to prove it.
Good luck and let the rest of us know a number to call!
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And have dealt with the IRS directly in the past. They used to give contact numbers to call. However, at the moment, even if they have contacted you (by mail), they are almost impossible to speak to directly. They do not give you phone access and everything is done by mail and only if they initiate. There are some lower level IRS offices around and I went to one. But they are not authorized to deal with IRS correspondence or the issues raised in those letters. Good luck getting to someone. I don't know how to and I'm a certified by the IRS to represent clients in audits. But again, that's only if they initiate the contact. Wish I could help more.
I’m a CPA, I have my PTIN and CAF number and former big 4. I’ve tried getting them on the phone they have informed me they don’t handle tax law on the phone anymore. I’m trying to cut to the chase and speak directly with an agent. I think the big 4 and other firms are manipulating a situation and I want to prove it.
Good luck and let the rest of us know a number to call!
Shit, if I figure this out I might create a whole new business!
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a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
Reach out to a big law firm in DC that had former IRS people in high positions. Won’t be cheap but that’s how this is done.
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a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
Reach out to a big law firm in DC that had former IRS people in high positions. Won’t be cheap but that’s how this is done.
I’ve already done something like that. I cast a very wide net today. This was only one small play. Shot in the blue if you will!
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a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
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In comment 16022314 Gman11 said:
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a practitioner hotline where tax professionals could call. I've been retired for a few years, but the last few years I was working you were lucky to get someone to answer the phone. A typical taxpayer looking for an advance ruling? Uh, no.
I’m trying to settle tax law. And I represent a substantial firm. I’m working all angles to get to an agent. I live in the DC area and just might have to go there.
I don’t think you will settle tax law speaking to an agent. In fact, you won’t settle tax law even if you speak with the Office of Chief Counsel.
This. If you need clarification on tax law, you need to consult a tax attorney.
Are you familiar with the section 174 expense capitalization issue?
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What are you trying to do?
Are you familiar with the section 174 expense capitalization issue?
I do not but I can ask up, I know we have direct contact with the IRS.
I could share me email with you but obviously not on here.
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In comment 16022363 larryflower37 said:
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What are you trying to do?
Are you familiar with the section 174 expense capitalization issue?
I do not but I can ask up, I know we have direct contact with the IRS.
I could share me email with you but obviously not on here.
Can you email me at my address when you click on my handle?
Got it. Thanks man!