Offer In Compromise
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You Can Stop
IRS Intimidation!
Overpaying Your Taxes!
IRS Abuses and Bullying!
Paying Avoidable Penalties!
IRS Mistakes and Error!
IRS Bluffing Tactics!
The IRS will take advantage of any taxpayers who are not knowledgeable about tax law or IRS
audits and collection procedures. Taxpayers need to be protected from the IRS errors, abuse, and
intimidation. U.S. Taxpayers do frequently overpay their tax liability either as a consequence
of IRS actions that are inappropriate, and/or because they do not have the counsel of a skilled and
experienced tax lawyer.
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Alvin S. Brown, Esq., Attorney at Law
Former Supervisory Manager and Tax Attorney-Advisor
Internal Revenue Service, Office of Chief Counsel, IRS National Office,
Washington, DC - possessing delegated final signature authority for
technical advice to District Directors, Letter Rulings, and other IRS
interpretative determinations - a signature authority on IRS Tax Regulations,
Revenue Rulings and other published positions of the IRS.
Mailing Address:
Executive Office Headquarters
1025 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 1012
Washington DC 20036
Vox: (888) 712-7690 Fax: (703) 425-1567
New York Address:
2 Penn Plaza, Suite 1500
New York, NY 10121-0088
(212) 292-4970
References:
1. The District of Columbia Bar (Bar No. 263681) (202) 638-1501
2. IRS, Office of Chief Counsel, Personnel Branch (202) 622-3540.
RD: 10/10/89.
3. District of Columbia Court of Appeals (Admitted April 6, 1979)
4. Supreme Court of California (Admitted January 10, 1963)
5. Supreme Court of the United States (Admitted June 12, 1967)
6. United States Court of Military Appeals (Admitted June 13,
1968)
7. Member of Better Business Bureau (202) 393-8000 Fax: (202)
393-1198
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