How to deal with a Revenue Officer if you’re a Small Business
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Many small business owners are at risk of being assigned a Revenue Officer (RO). If a small business withholds taxes from their employees but fails to hand it over to the IRS, the IRS can assign an RO, garnish bank accounts and wages, seize property and real estate, and even show up at your place of business. CEO David King and In-house Expert & Enrolled Agent Rosie Steele provide helpful tips on what small business owners should do if they are assigned an RO.
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