Finding (and fixing) previous filing errors.
You’d be surprised how often it happens: an error on a previous year’s tax return, which then led to an over-assessment of taxes. IRS Medic attorneys will review your filings and if there was an error in your past filings, we’ll help you through the claims process.
Success story:
Diane Wilson, a self-employed certified financial planner, was in a jam. An investment property she owned had been on the market for awhile. She finally received a favorable offer, but the deal was in jeopardy because of some outstanding tax liens for $450,000. Although Diane believed she only owed a fraction of the amount, she paid in full so the property could close on time.
Diane came to IRS Medic, hoping our attorneys might be able to recoup some of the IRS payment. We determined that she hadn’t documented her capital gains properly over several years. Our staff filed amended returns, and Diane received $375,000 back from the IRS. For more IRS Medic success stories, click here.
Identities and certain facts have been changed to protect the identities of clients. These stories aren’t intended to be a promise of how your case will turn out. All facts are different, and, outside of tax or federal court, approval of the final resolution is up to the IRS.
