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Letter 3219 – Don’t dismiss this because you decided not to go to tax court.  You must preserve your rights as our clients do.  Contact Form

Notice Of Deficiency – IRS Letter 3219 to the taxpayer.

It is required to be mailed to you before a valid assessment of taxes can be made.

If you have received the Letter 3219, notice of deficiency, it means that the Internal Revenue Service is about to assess your tax liability. After you receive this notice, you will have to act within ninety days from the date of the letter. This letter id commonly referred to as the “90 day letter” If you do not agree with the letter 3219, then you should file a claim in Tax Court. This is the only court where you can first protest against the letter without having to pay for the balance that the IRS thinks you owe them. If the ninety-days have passed and you were not able to protest against the letter during the time allowed, then you will have to use the court system that requires only attorneys to bring cases before the court. A CPA can represent you in tax court if they pass the federal exam allowing them to practice before the tax court.

Sometimes when you get a CP 2000 charging you with an additional tax liability, it’s a good idea to request that the notice of deficiency be sent. If the IRS doesn’t sent it, then they will not have a valid claim against you for the additional tax. However, the last two times I requested this letter, the IRS sent it. One real importance of this letter is that it starts the 90 day period for your tax court petition.

If you think that the IRS has made a mistake and that you do not owe them the tax money that they believe you owe them, you will have to gather proof that you do not owe the additional tax money. If you can resolve this before the 90 day period, then you will not have to file a tax court petition.

After many years and thousands of tax cases, I can tell you that it’s better to have experienced professional representation when dealing with the IRS, then to try to save money hiring someone with little experience. It’s usually better to represent your self than to pay a discounted fee. With that in mind, please read the “free advice” tab on this Website. You will hopefully learn from my experiences and be able to resolve your own IRS matters. If not, we’re here to help you. Don’t hesitate to call.

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