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IRS Form 433-A vs. 433-F
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Confused between IRS Form 433A and 433F? Choosing the wrong one could get your relief denied. Form 433A is used for individuals with complex finances or large tax debts. 433F is for simpler cases and initial collection information. Use 433A if you're applying for an Offer in Compromise or have assets like real estate or retirement. A 433F is used to negotiate basic installment agreements with the IRS. Never underestimate your income or leave out assets. Missing info means immediate rejection. When in doubt, consult a tax attorney. Need help filling out the right IRS form? Call Victory Tax Lawyers 866-938-6918 or visit victorytaxlaw.com.
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