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The irs is after me and I do not want to talk to them. I do not want them to call me at work or at my home. What can I do?

Avoiding the folks at the IRS will only exacerbate your problem. Retaining a tax professional may be your best option. This way, once the professional is retained and the appropriate documents are filed with the IRS, the IRS is no longer allowed to contact you personally.



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