Gianna Miceli breaks down three scary IRS letters: the lock-in letter, Notice of Proposed Assessment, and IRSCP notice claiming tax debt. These notices use intimidating language designed to spook people, but Miceli shows you how to read past the legal jargon and understand what they actually say.
Have you ever received a scary letter from the IRS called a lock in letter? Do you know these letters never even existed until just like two years ago? Have you ever received a letter called the IRS Notice of Proposed Assessment? How about that one? Have you ever received a scary letter from the IRS called the IRSCP claiming that you owe taxes? When the average American receives a scary letter from the irs, no matter what they do, no matter what they did, no matter what they think, they are afraid seeing that in the retirement return address area. But I'm not afraid of scary letters. I have learned the IRS legal fuckery lingo as I like to call it. What is the letter doing saying and asking? Because once you see through the nonsense, you're not going to be scared anymore. You can find all the information I Talk about@legalfakhkereniversity.com Follow and subscribe for more.
