Thank You for that information. I will gather as much as I can and file on-line myself then.

I am very sorry to hear this. I would recommend you to try to go online to a major tax preparation company like Turbo Tax or H&R Block or many others and proceed with filing your taxes. If you owe taxes and do not file a tax return or extension on time. You will incur different penalties (and owe the IRS interest) if you filed your return or…[Read more]

If you wish to dispute an offset, you should contact the agency that received the offset payment. Only contact the IRS if your offset payment was applied to a federal tax debt.

They have staff at the Fiscal Service Treasury Offset Program who are there to help you understand the process, including what you need to do next. Although they cannot make arrangements for you to pay off your debt, tell you how much you owe, or refund your money, they can tell you whom to call. They will not tell anyone but you about your debts…[Read more]

If you have received a delinquent debt notice from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, you can pay your debt online here.
If you owe a delinquent student loan, visit Debt Resolution: Federal Student Aid. For information on paying delinquent tax debt, visit the IRS website.

Contact the federal or state agency collecting the debt which is listed in the notice you received. If you need information about whom to contact, call the TOP Call Center toll-free at (800) 304-3107. If your debt has been paid in full, or if you do not owe the debt for other reasons, the agency collecting the debt is responsible for instructing…[Read more]

Funds collected by Fiscal Service from your federal payment are transmitted to the headquarters or central debt facility of the agency and are distributed by that agency. The agency must contact its headquarters for assistance in tracking the funds.