About Us

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The Right to Be Informed

Taxpayers have the right to be informed about the laws and regulations that apply to their taxes. This includes receiving clear and understandable notices and explanations.

The Right to Quality Service

Taxpayers are entitled to receive prompt, courteous, and professional assistance from the IRS, including responses to questions and assistance in resolving problems.

The Right to Pay No More than the Correct Amount of Tax

Taxpayers are only required to pay the correct amount of tax owed and should not be subject to penalties or excessive interest unless they owe it due to noncompliance.

The Right to Challenge the IRS’s Position and Be Heard

Taxpayers can disagree with the IRS’s decisions and are entitled to a fair and impartial hearing, including the right to appeal decisions.

The Right to Appeal an IRS Decision in an Independent Forum

Taxpayers have the right to take their case to an independent forum if they disagree with IRS decisions, including appeals within the IRS or to the U.S. Tax Court.

The Right to Finality

Taxpayers are entitled to the timely resolution of disputes and must be notified when an issue is resolved so they are not left in uncertainty indefinitely.

The Right to Privacy

Taxpayers have the right to privacy and protection of their personal information, and the IRS is required to follow strict protocols when conducting audits, collections, or enforcement actions.

The Right to Confidentiality

Taxpayers’ information should be protected from unauthorized disclosure, ensuring that any sensitive tax-related information remains confidential.

The Right to Retain Representation

Taxpayers can retain an authorized representative, such as an attorney or tax professional, to assist them with dealings with the IRS.

The Right to A Fair and Just Tax System

Taxpayers are entitled to an equitable tax system, which includes consideration of their financial condition and the ability to pay when facing collections or enforcement actions.

Taxpayers have the right to be informed about the laws and regulations that apply to their taxes. This includes receiving clear and understandable notices and explanations.