Is this a law firm or tax resolution company?
No. Defend Against IRS is an educational website. It does not represent taxpayers, negotiate with the IRS, prepare tax returns, or provide personal legal, tax, or accounting advice.
Can I use a page as my IRS response?
No. A page can help you organize questions and records, but your response should match the specific notice, tax year, deadline, and facts. Verify current instructions on official sources before mailing or uploading anything.
When should I get qualified help?
Consider qualified help for levies, federal tax liens, payroll taxes, large balances, audits with interviews, Tax Court deadlines, possible fraud questions, missing returns, spouse relief, or any situation you do not understand.
Should I send private documents to this site?
No. Do not send Social Security numbers, tax returns, bank records, IRS letters, payroll records, or identity documents through a general website contact path.
Why do pages link to official sources?
IRS forms, deadlines, program rules, and addresses can change. Official source links give readers a place to verify the current instruction before acting.
Official places to verify details
IRS rules, form instructions, mailing addresses, program terms, and deadlines can change. Use these official pages to check the current version before mailing forms, making payments, or letting a response date pass.