I Set Up an IRS Payment Plan… So Why Did They Demand Full Payment?
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You requested an IRS payment plan when you filed your tax return—but then the IRS sent you a bill demanding the full balance. Does that mean your installment agreement was never approved?
In this video, I explain several ways to determine whether your IRS payment plan was actually accepted, including what approval letter to look for in the mail, what to check on your IRS account transcript, and when it may be time to call the IRS.
I also explain why you can sometimes receive a CP14 or other collection notice even after requesting an installment agreement. Sometimes IRS processing and automated notices cross paths, so receiving a balance-due notice does not necessarily tell you whether your requested payment plan was actually established.
If you owe $10,000 or more in back taxes and would like to discuss your situation with Choice Tax Relief, call 866-8000-TAX or book a free consultation here:
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