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When               a               dispute               arises               with               the               taxman,               whom               do               you               approach               for               help?

Of               course,               if               you               can               afford               the               fees,               a               tax               professional               like               a               tax               attorney               can               be               engaged               to               take               up               your               case.

That               is               good               because               those               professionals               are               specialists               in               the               field               who               keep               abreast               of               the               relevant,               latest               rules               and               regulations.
               But               if               you               can't               afford               such               professional               advise,               the               government               has               provided               another               option:               Low               Income               Taxpayer               Clinics               (LITCs).
               Just               because               the               government               took               the               lead               in               establishing               LITCs,               it               does               not               mean               that               they               are               government               offices               staffed               by               government               employees.
               Low               In               come               Taxpayer               Clinics               are               non-government,               independent               organizations               that               represent               low               income               taxpayers               in               their               tax               disputes               (controversies)               with               the               Internal               Revenue               Service               (IRS).

IRS               just               lists               LITCs               approved               to               function               in               each               state.

But               that               should               not               be               considered               as               a               recommendation               or               endorsement               of               any               of               the               listed               agencies               by               the               IRS.
               The               government               gives               only               partial               funding               to               these               organization               in               the               form               of               grants.

So               you               may               see               that               only               some               LITCs               provide               their               service               free.

Others               do               it               for               a               nominal               fee.
               While               they               usually               are               not               perceived               as               tax               advisers               who               provide               help               before               filing,               there               is               some               exceptions               in               the               case               of               tax               payers               whose               speak               English               as               a               Second               Language.

In               such               ESL               cases               Low               Income               Taxpayer               Clinics               are               allowed               to               educate               the               taxpayer               about               their               federal               tax               rights               and               responsibilities.

It               is               more               of               an               outreach               effort               than               an               advise               service.
               Also,               not               all               such               tax               clinics               provide               both:               controversy               representation               and               ESL               outreach.


               Most               do               controversy               dispute               service.

Some               provide               only               ESL               service.

Still               others               do               both.
               Such               representation               of               low               income               taxpayers               can               be               before               the               IRS               or               a               tax               court               and               include               audit               and               collection               disputes.
               Each               clinic               may               have               their               own               guidelines               for               representing               low               income               taxpayers.

But               as               for               deciding               who               is               a               Low               Income               Taxpayer               and               who               is               not,               the               government               has               issued               definite               guidelines               with               a               maximum               limit               of               250%               of               the               poverty               guideline.

That               is               because               for               qualifying               for               federal               funding               at               least               90%               of               the               taxpayers               served               by               an               LITC               should               be               those               with               incomes               not               exceeding               250%               of               the               poverty               guidelines.
               The               poverty               guidelines               are               statistics               issued               by               the               Department               of               Health               and               Human               Services               (DHHS)               for               every               year.

IRS               is               using               it               as               the               standard               to               decide               who               are               eligible               for               this               free               or               nominal               fee               service.

Below               is               a               representative               sample               of               the               income               ceilings               for               availing               LITC               services,               based               on               those               guidelines:
               A.

For               the               48               contiguous               states,               District               of               Columbia               and               Puerto               Rico:
               (No.

of               family               members)               Income               Ceiling               
               (1)               $27,075               
               (2)               $36,425               
               (3)               $45,775               
               (4)               $55,125               
               (5)               $64,475               
               For               each               member               above               5,               add               $9,350               to               the               above.

For               example,               
               (6)               $73,825               
               (7)               $83,175               
               (8)               $92,525
               B.

For               Alaska:
               (No.

of               family               members)               Income               Ceiling               
               (1)               $33,825               
               (2)               $45,525               
               (3)               $57,225               
               (4)               $68,925               
               (5)               $80,625               
               For               each               member               above               5,               add               $11,700               to               the               above.

For               example,               
               (6)               $92,325               
               (7)               $104,025               
               (8)               $115,725
               C.

For               Hawaii               and               Guam:
               (No.

of               family               members)               Income               Ceiling               
               (1)               $31,150               
               (2)               $41,900               
               (3)               $52,650               
               (4)               $63,400               
               (5)               $74,150               
               For               each               member               above               5,               add               $10,750               to               the               above.

For               example,               
               (6)               $84,900               
               (7)               $95,650               
               (8)               $106,400
               It               is               interesting               that               some               of               the               LITC               organizations               are               run               by               accredited               educational               institutions               like               schools               of               law,               business,               or               accounting,               where               students               under               the               guidance               of               the               faculty               serve               the               taxpayers.
               PLEASE               NOTE:               As               an               educational               article,               this               is               a               just               a               gentle,               layman's               introduction               to               the               subject               and               does               not               deal               with               all               the               aspects               of               the               subject.

It               is               not               tax               advice.

Since               the               rules               and               regulations               are               regularly               being               updated               by               the               IRS,               for               definitive               and               the               latest               information               on               the               subject               you               should               refer               to               the               relevant               publications               of               the               Internal               Revenue               Service               (IRS).

For               legal               issues               and               expert               advise               you               should               approach               a               tax               professional               like               a               tax               attorney               whose               local               contact               information               you               may               find               in               local               business               and               telephone               directories.

If               you               use               tax               preparation               software,               remember               to               update               it               before               filing               to               include               the               latest               rules               and               regulations.






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