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Penalty Abatement
The IRS assesses about 40 million civil penalties each year but only 11% are abated. This means only 11% of IRS civil penalties are reduced or forgiven after they are assessed. Why? Because many taxpayers do not request or know how to request abatement.
Taxpayers hate paying IRS penalties. Unfortunately, most taxpayers assessed an IRS penalty do not request relief or are denied relief because they do not follow some basic do’s and don’ts.
For taxpayers and tax professionals trying to resolve tax problems/issues, these can be trying times. The IRS is extremely backlogged in processing and resolving most post-filing issues and remains under-resourced.
We all know that the IRS assesses millions of dollars in penalties from taxpayers every year, but many people are not aware that the IRS also offers penalty relief for those eligible.
Like perfect attendance in school, good behavior is often rewarded in many situations including dealings with the IRS. However, instead of additional free time or less homework, the IRS is more likely to waive relevant penalties and fees provided their qualification requirements have been met.
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IRS data shows that almost 1/3rd of IRS payment plans default each year. That amounts to over 1 million taxpayers a year who get into hot water because their IRS payment plan has been terminated for noncompliance.
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