How Long Will My Case Take?

The duration of tax resolution cases can vary significantly. Some cases may take several months or longer, depending on the complexity and the IRS or State’s response times. We will keep you informed throughout the process.

What Is A Power Of Attorney?

A Power of Attorney (Form 2848) allows us to communicate directly with the IRS or State on your behalf. This allows us to represent you and receive information about your tax matters.

Will You Handle All Communication With The IRS/State?

Once the Power of Attorney is signed, we will manage all communications with the IRS/State, including responding to letters and phone calls and scheduling meetings.

What If The IRS Sends Me A Notice?

You will continue to receive notices about your case from the IRS. Do not respond directly. We will also get copies of notices and will address these notices as part of our representation.

What Are My Responsibilities During This Process?

You are responsible for promptly providing us with all requested documents and information. Accurate and timely information is crucial for the success of your case.

Should I Continue To Communicate With The IRS/State On My Own?

Once you sign the Power of Attorney, it’s best that we handle all communications. This helps prevent any confusion or miscommunication that could complicate your case.

How Will I  Know The Progress Of My Case?

We will provide regular updates on the status of your case. You can also contact us if you have any questions or need more information.

What If New Tax Issues Arise During The Process?

If new tax issues arise, we will discuss them with you and determine if they can be incorporated into the current case or if an additional engagement is needed.

What Outcomes Can I Expect?

Outcomes depend on various factors, including your financial situation, the amount owed, and IRS/State regulations. We will work to achieve the best possible resolution, but specific results cannot be guaranteed.

Consult With The Connecticut Tax Resolution Service Today.