- It would be good to send the waiver application first, and send it with the package of information that you are already preparing.
- Yes, send them all the information you have, the more information they have the easier it will be for them to process your case.
- Be patient the IRS can take a couple of months or more to resolve your case.
- If you do not get answers from the IRS, then contact the Taxpayer Advocate Service. They usually want to see that you have exhausted all options with the IRS before they take your case.
@Polaris23
February 28, 2024
6:24 PM
