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Presented By Washington and Lee University School of Law’s Tax Clinic

 Insufficient Income Reporting  Incorrect Filing Status  Not Having Supporting Documents  Not Paying your Liability  Claiming Too Many Exemptions  Claiming Unearned Credits  Failing to File

 Receiving a Notice of Deficiency  Can I pay it? ◦ If yes and the deficiency was your fault, then it may be best to pay it immediately to avoid further penalties and interest. ◦ If no, seek help!  We can help.

 IRS Grants  Income Eligibility  Translation Services Available  Website:  Tele: (540)

 Responding to IRS Notices  Failure to File Returns  Earned Income Credit Problems  Innocent Spouse Relief Requests  Self-Employment Issues  Settlements of Debt  Collections Alternatives  Audit/Appeals/Tax Court Representation  Liens and Levies  Identity Theft

 Filing your taxes correctly can give you peace of mind and stabilize your family’s financial future.