I have back taxes owed to the IRS. I am on a approved installment agreement. These taxes were based on married filing separate.
It should not impact the back taxes owed and currently being paid per an installment agreement with the IRS.
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It should not impact the back taxes owed and currently being paid per an installment agreement with the IRS.
Contact the FTB's Taxpayer Advocate (now known as the Executive Liaison Office) headed by Steve Simms. The telephone number is 916-845-4300. ...
The returns should be identical. Call your tax preparer to get a full explanation.
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