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How to Protect Yourself When the IRS Contacts You | Former IRS Attorney Explains Your Rights

Did you know… when the IRS contacts you, you don’t have to agree blindly? Most taxpayers panic and say “yes” to everything, even when the law gives them the right to say no. Most people think once the IRS reaches out, it’s over, that compliance is the only safe option. But that belief causes thousands to give up protections they already have under the law. The truth is, the IRS is bound by the Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights, a set of laws designed to protect you. You have five key rights: -Confidentiality– The IRS can’t share your information without permission. -Privacy – They must keep audits as non-intrusive as possible. -Fairness – They must consider your real financial situation. -Finality – You have the right to know how long an audit or collection can last. -Representation – You can appoint a tax attorney to handle contact and protect your communications. These aren’t favors. They’re legal guarantees. I’ve seen how the IRS operates from the inside, and how quickly they back down when you assert your rights the right way. Now, I use that insider knowledge to help taxpayers like you stop unnecessary audits, wage garnishments, and collections. With the Law Office of Deitra Canestrelli, you’ll have a clear plan, a calm process, and the protection the law promises. If you’ve received a letter, call, or visit from the IRS, don’t wait. Every day you delay gives the IRS more power. Call 951-621-8125 for a free, confidential consultation. We’ll help you turn your rights into real protection, starting today. And if you found this helpful, subscribe for more videos that show you how to stay one step ahead of the IRS.