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IRS Tax Appeal Services

If you disagree with an IRS adjustment, you have a legal right to appeal. Most IRS appeals never get the attention they deserve because the taxpayer tries to handle them personally and the Office of Appeals officer compares the file against a professionally prepared one. We prepare the case, file the appeal under the right form, and argue it in writing or in conference.

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Overview

Tax appeals: the essentials.

Where
IRS Office of Appeals
CDP deadline
30 days from the notice
You can appeal
Audits, liens, levies, OIC
Effect
Can pause collection

Our appeals work pulls in the full team: IRS Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and tax attorneys. We choose the right credential for each case and assign accordingly.

How this case usually unfolds

Case reopened

Disagreed with the IRS · IRS appeals

Appeal cases usually come to us after an audit closed badly or an Offer in Compromise was rejected. The pattern is to review the file against what the Office of Appeals will expect, file the appeal under the right form and deadline, and argue it in writing or in conference rather than letting the original determination stand.

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No two cases are identical, but patterns repeat. Talk to one of our Enrolled Agents to find out which programs apply to your situation.

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01

What you can appeal

Audits are the most common appeal trigger, but they are not the only one.

01

Audit determinations

If the audit closed against you and you have grounds to disagree, you can request appeal review before paying.

02

Collection actions (liens, levies, seizures)

You have the right to a Collection Due Process hearing when the IRS files a lien or issues a notice of levy.

03

Rejected Offer in Compromise

An OIC denial is not the end. We review the rejection reason and either appeal or restructure the offer.

04

Penalties and interest

Penalties added during audit or for late filing can be appealed when you have reasonable cause.

05

Installment, innocent spouse, and penalty abatement denials

Most denied applications can be appealed within the IRS Office of Appeals.

02

When an appeal is not the right move

Sometimes the better path is a fresh resolution proposal rather than a formal appeal. If the IRS sent you a bill with no mention of appeal rights, if your concern is purely affordability, or if you have new documentation that was not in the original record, we may recommend a different route.

Federal programs

Nine IRS programs. We look through them all.

Most tax debt is resolved through one of these nine programs. Which one fits depends on your numbers, your filing history, and assessment dates.

Client reviews

What clients say about Tax appeals.

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I cannot say enough good about Innovative Tax Relief. They have been very helpful and professional through this entire process. Josh has been a pleasure to work with and always tries to help if I don't understand something. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing help to resolve tax issues.

CB Chris B. Jun 2026

I was worried at first. I'm not really computer savvy. Pablo Nunez has so much patience with me. Talked to me, clearly explained, and walked me through computer difficulties. I'm not worried, and my stress levels have never been lower. Thank you, everyone at Innovative Tax Relief.

SM Steven M. Jun 2026

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LA Lourdes A. Apr 2025

Since signing up with them it has been a load off my shoulders to get this situation resolved

MD Mark D. Sep 2025

Yes I Praise King Jesus, I Am Grateful for Helping Me getting My Taxes Resolved for Me!

DS Dinky S. Apr 2026

Thank you to innovative tax relief for putting my tax problems behind me .. thanks to Peter for overseeing the process my case worker Lisa Liriano for reassuring me it’s all going to be fixed, and all the refiles from past years and just a mess you took over .. attorney Ryan for negotiations and protections from the IRS and saving me thousands of dollars .. you did exactly what you said you would do now I can breathe again ..Thank you Innovative Tax Relief

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Frequently asked

What people ask about Tax appeals.

Can I appeal an IRS decision?
Yes. You have the legal right to appeal most IRS decisions through the independent IRS Office of Appeals, including audit adjustments, rejected Offers in Compromise, liens, and levies.
How long do I have to file an IRS appeal?
The deadline depends on the notice. A Collection Due Process appeal after a lien or levy notice generally must be filed within 30 days; audit and other appeals have their own windows stated on the notice. Because the clocks are short, call as soon as you get the notice.
What is a Collection Due Process hearing?
A Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing is your right to challenge an IRS lien or levy before an Appeals officer. It can pause collection and is often where an installment agreement, Currently Not Collectible status, or Offer in Compromise gets negotiated.
Can I appeal a rejected Offer in Compromise?
Yes. An OIC rejection is not the end. We review the reason for the rejection and either appeal it to the Office of Appeals or restructure and resubmit the offer.

Nationwide · all 50 states

Tax appeals in all 50 states.

IRS representation is federal, so we handle Tax appeals for clients in all 50 states, remotely from our West Palm Beach headquarters. Florida is our home base, and we keep dedicated local pages for the metros we serve most.

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