What Never Ever Do, If You Are Being Examined by the IRS
1.Review
the letter and attachments which the IRS sends you.
2.Agree or not, to the IRS proposed changes
3.Do NOT sign anything unless you understand
exactly what you are signing.
4.If you disagree with the IRS’s proposed changes,
and have the documentation to prove your case, NEVER send your original document to the IRS.Make a copy, explain and send to the IRS
Be sure to respond to the IRS by the deadline given in the
letter they send to you.
If you agree with the proposed changes, then sign the
agreement page of the letter and pay any additional tax, penalties and interest
you may owe.
I am a telecommunications engineer by trade, graduated DeVry - Chicago Campus, and worked WNUS-Chicago, KPIX San Francisco, Hewlett Packard and United Airlines - SFO.
Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Lived in Europe, Africa for a short time, Mexico and South America.
Early Childhood Education was my second career and my most rewarding.
From vocational instructor at the college level to my own private preschool and kindergarten, this is the career that touched my heart. And now, even though I am retired and traveling the world, I still find the need to provide value for young children around the globe.
I am the author of Travel the World on Social Security and several short fictional reads in the Kindle Store.
My favorite Kindle eBooks are the series of educational books for kids ages 3 to 9 years of age. I have included each of the topics necessary for a young child to do well in Kindergarten.
My eBooks are best viewed on a large-screen TV. The pages come to life, and children enjoy the enormous size of viewing their eBook on the big screen.
