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What if an IRS Special Agent Came to My House, What Should I Do (Golding & Golding, Board-Certified)

Did IRS Special Agents Approach You? In a majority of situations involving the Internal Revenue Service, when a taxpayer has run afoul of U.S. tax law, it will be a civil issue and not a criminal issue. And, while taxpayers may become subject to significant fines and penalties for a civil tax violation (although not always), there is no risk of incarceration or loss of liberty. Sometimes, unfortunately, taxpayers can become the subject of an IRS criminal investigation. In this type of situation, taxpayers will receive an unexpected visit from the IRS Special Agents. Typically, they will approach the taxpayer when the taxpayer is not ready and wants to question the taxpayer about various facts and circumstances related to a potential criminal violation, either involving themselves or a third party. When taxpayers are approached by the IRS criminal investigation unit, they must be very cautious in what they say because the: -The taxpayer may not know what the matter is about, -The taxpayer does not know how much information the IRS already has, -Trying to talk your way out of this situation can typically only make it worse; or -It is better to have an attorney with you when communicating with the us government.