This site covers United States federal taxpayer rights only.The Taxpayer Bill of Rights groups existing tax law into 10 plain-English rights adopted by the IRS.You are never required to simply accept an IRS notice without a chance to respond.The Taxpayer Advocate Service is free, independent, and separate from IRS collections.We do not represent taxpayers or resolve individual cases — we explain the rights that apply.This site covers United States federal taxpayer rights only.The Taxpayer Bill of Rights groups existing tax law into 10 plain-English rights adopted by the IRS.You are never required to simply accept an IRS notice without a chance to respond.The Taxpayer Advocate Service is free, independent, and separate from IRS collections.We do not represent taxpayers or resolve individual cases — we explain the rights that apply.

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The Taxpayer Rights Toolkit

Pulls together a notice organizer worksheet, a plain-English summary of all 10 rights, and the questions worth asking before you respond to anything or hire help.

A one-page summary of all 10 taxpayer rights
A worksheet for organizing a notice and tracking your response deadline
The questions to ask before deciding whether to appeal or get professional help
Official sources for the Taxpayer Advocate Service and Low Income Taxpayer Clinics

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