The IRS uses Letter 2272C to inform you they denied your installment agreement. Usually this is because of evidence issues. This is a very similar letter as Letter 1741 & Notice LT24. The IRS also uses Letter 4052 to reject your installment agreement if they think you can pay the taxes.
So, some evidence is missing from the Form 433 you submitted to the IRS. It is important to get the documents you need and specifically respond or the IRS will start seizing your property.
For proof of income, the IRS will ask for your last 3 pay stubs. If you are self-employed you'll have to complete pages 4-6 of the Form 433A or a separate Form 433B.
The expenses are the most important section of these forms. They will want ALL billings & payments for the living expenses on page 4 of the Form 433A.
The TaxHelp Webinars show you exactly how to complete any of the Forms 433 and what to get to fight the IRS!
Please follow the Prep Steps for IRS Letter 2272C and see Mr. Hopkins in Denver or Colorado Springs before proceeding!
