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thanks for your answer. my next question to you is that i have been summoned to appear before my local Irs officer on monday 1/12/09 over my personal taxes that i owe from 8+ years ago,but there trying to involve my s-corp,which makes approx 5000,00/year net,after deductions,ect..then is split up to shareholders (2).My cpa said that i dont have to answer any questions or sign anything during the meeting,and reccomended to "ask for a taxpayer advocate" at the meeting.will this stop the meeting,or atleast postpone the process,so i could file a "offer in compremise" ??

Submitted: 316 days and 8 hours ago.
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Yes, the taxpayer advocate could file an offer in compromise. However, it does not sound as though the IRS can audit you for your personal taxes from 8+ years ago unless they started the audit over a year ago. The audit would be barred by the statute of limitations. This is what I would bring up to the taxpayer advocate. Good luck!

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Expert: Tina G, BBA, JD
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