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Requesting Records for an IRS Appeal
We will request your record of account and any other necessary transcripts. With a signed power of attorney, we can pull your records in three days. Or right away when the IRS accepts our power of attorney.

Should we pull your individual master file (IMF) or business master file (BMF)?

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Unless you are going to court to prove certain documentation was timely (which I really don't recommend), I would not bother pulling any of these. If it is necessary to look something up, it usually is part of a revenue officer conversation and they are happy to fax their copy. What we pull is the "record of account" transcripts. These will give you information as to when certain transactions have taken place. The date a return was received from the taxpayer or made up by the IRS, dates of payments, credits, interest charges, penalty charges, statute write offs, offer in compromise filings, bankruptcy filings, etc. This is usually comprehensive enough to solve your IRS problems. We pull these records any time you are resolving what you owe for any year.

Many people use the IRS letters as reference to what they owe. The problem with this is that they only tell part of the story, and are often incomplete. They are often out of date. I call the IRS "record of account" the "Bible" of the IRS. It is equivalent to "the word of God". If it is not on the ROA is doesn't exist for practical purposes. You must verify this with a revenue officer. I once pulled a record of account that was actually up to date transaction wise, but someone failed to apply the actual balance with interest and penalties. Both the revenue officer and I knew it was incorrect. She said she would have it corrected and send me a copy. Sure enough it was corrected and I had a copy! So we make sure the record of account reflects what actually exists, otherwise you will overpay or you will mistakenly think that you don't owe, do nothing about it, and then wind up with a wage levy! We take the responsibility to see that the record of account is correct.


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