Educational Tax Tip: What to Expect When the IRS Requests Additional Financial Documentation

Did the IRS ask you for extra financial documentation? This usually happens when you’re applying for a resolution, like CNC status, an installment agreement, or an Offer in Compromise, and the IRS needs proof to verify your income, expenses, assets, or hardship claims. They may request bank statements, pay stubs, expense receipts, loan documents, or updated Forms 433-A, 433-F, or 433-B. Providing complete and accurate documents on time is essential; missing or incomplete information can delay your case or even result in a denial.

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