Free IRS information guide

What Does the IRS Know About Me?

Learn how the IRS collects taxpayer information, why it compares financial records, and when that information may lead to a notice or collection action.

Know what the IRS sees before it becomes a bigger concern

The IRS receives information from tax returns, employers, financial institutions, and other third parties. When records do not match, the agency may send a notice, question a return, or begin collection activity. This plain-English report gives you a clearer picture of the information available to the IRS and why understanding it matters.

Three questions the report helps answer

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How is information collected?

See where the IRS gets the data it uses to build a picture of your finances.
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Why is it collected?

Understand how information is used to check returns and identify differences.
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When should you act?

Learn why a prompt response can matter when the IRS raises a concern.

Information first. A clear next step when you need one.

The report is educational and does not replace advice about your specific facts. If you already have an IRS notice, tax debt, unfiled returns, a lien, or a levy, The Tax Solvers can help you understand the practical options.

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