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Your local Tax office will help you if you need to resolve you tax issues, have questions about how the tax law applies to your individual or company tax return, or need to speak with someone face-to-face on your taxes.

PLEASE NOTE: ALL WALK-IN IRS OFFICES ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY UNLESS YOU ARE MAKING A PAYMENT (CHECK OR MONEY ORDER) OR SUBMITTING A CURRENT YEAR RETURN. CASH PAYMENTS NEED AN APPOINTMENT. FOR APPOINTMENTS, PLEASE CALL 1-844-545-5640.

We provide a free service answering your Tax Related Questions with detailed researched tax information along with location and office info on your nearest IRS and State tax offices. We are not tax accountants.

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Services at the IRS and State Tax Offices

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and state tax offices provide various services related to tax collection and enforcement. Here are some of the services that you can expect at these offices:

IRS Services:

  • Assistance with tax return preparation and filing
  • Help with tax payment options and installment agreements
  • Guidance on tax laws and regulations
  • Help with resolving issues related to unpaid taxes, penalties, and interest
  • Assistance with claiming tax credits and deductions
  • Information on your account balance and payment history
  • Assistance with requesting copies of past tax returns and transcripts
  • Help with resolving identity theft and fraud-related issues

State Tax Office Services:

  • Assistance with state tax return preparation and filing
  • Help with payment options and installment agreements for state taxes
  • Guidance on state tax laws and regulations
  • Help with resolving issues related to unpaid state taxes, penalties, and interest
  • Assistance with claiming state tax credits and deductions
  • Information on your account balance and payment history
  • Assistance with requesting copies of past state tax returns and transcripts
  • Help with resolving identity theft and fraud-related issues related to state taxes

It is important to note that some services may vary by state, and you may need to check with your local IRS or state tax office for more information on the specific services available in your area.

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DISCLAIMER: This site is NOT affiliated with any government sites or agencies; this site is for informational purposes only. If you have questions or issues about your taxes, it’s always best you contact your Local State Tax or IRS Office. Your questions asked will be researched in order to find the best possible response. We are not tax accountants. It’s always best to consult with the IRS or an experienced licensed tax accountant or tax attorney.

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Remember, if you have questions on your taxes, it is always best to consult with a certified tax accountant in your state.

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  1. admin

    If you received a late payment notice for a property tax payment invoice I recommend taking the following steps:

    Verify the authenticity of the notice: Ensure that the notice you received is legitimate and not a scam or fraudulent attempt to obtain your personal information or money. Look for official contact information, such as a phone number or email, to reach out and confirm the notice’s validity.

    Contact the relevant tax authority: If the notice is genuine, contact the appropriate tax authority or government agency responsible for property tax in your area. They can provide you with specific details about the due payment, the property in question, and any outstanding amounts.

    Confirm your property details: If you own the property mentioned in the notice, make sure that the property details provided on the invoice match the information you have on file. Verify the property address, parcel number, and other relevant details to ensure accuracy.

    Inquire about payment options: If the payment is indeed overdue, inquire about the available payment options, including any applicable penalties or fees for late payment. It’s essential to address the issue promptly to avoid further consequences.

    Seek professional advice if needed: If you have any doubts or concerns about the notice or your property tax situation, consider seeking assistance from a tax professional or a real estate attorney who can guide you through the process.

    Remember to protect your personal information and avoid sharing sensitive details with unknown entities. Always communicate directly with official government agencies or authorized representatives to address any tax-related matters.

    Since I don’t have access to real-time data, I recommend reaching out to the appropriate local tax authority or government agency for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding your specific situation.

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