Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance, Form 911

What is Form 911?

The 911 Form IRS is a special application form by which any taxpayer can formally request assistance in resolving their tax issues and suspending certain tax activities. In most cases, it must be accompanied by Form 2848, Declaration of Representative, since the Taxpayer Advocate Form 911 should primarily contain the representative's details.

What do I need the tax form 911 for?

• Use the IRS Form 911 fillable if, for some reason, you cannot cope with the tax burden.
• You can also use the Form 911 taxpayer advocate if you believe that you will suffer irreparable harm after tax collection activities are completed.
• In situations where you are waiting for a decision on your tax account and are experiencing a delay, you can complete the 911 tax advocate form.
• Do not abuse such assistance, and do not resort to it if your tax situation can be solved in other ways.

How to Fill Out The Tax Advocate Form 911?

Step 1: Enter information about yourself as a taxpayer. Indicate your name, TIN, full address, contact details, and the best time to contact you. Also, include your spouse's details if you file a joint return.

Step 2: In a free form, describe your problem, as well as various related issues. Specify what kind of help you need to eliminate all these difficulties. Put the date and your signature.

Step 3: Following the Form 911 instructions, enter your legal representative provided by the Taxpayer Advocate Service.

Step 4: Don't complete the second page. The remaining third section is filled in only by TAS and IRS representatives.

Organizations that work with 911 Tax Form

• TAS;
• IRS.