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Have you received correspondence from the IRS or ADOR?You cannot ignore IRS and ADOR correspondence. It is important to timely respond to their requests. To that end, you should immediately locate competent legal tax counsel as the processes and procedures are complex and rife with pitfalls. Do not try to negotiate on your own behalf. 2
Timely respond to the requestsMake sure you understand the request by asking competent legal tax counsel. Then gather the requested information and give it to your tax counsel. Additional ResourcesWe at Bredemann & McFarlane can assist you in your response to IRS or ADOR inquiries. Our attorneys are a former IRS Litigator and a CPA/Attorney who understand the complex processes of negotiating favorable resolutions with the IRS and ADOR. Related Questions1 Attorney answers: 
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