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IRS hitting you with a fine or late fee? Don't fret – a consumer tax advocate says you still have options

  • Written by Rita W. Green, Instructor of Accountancy, University of Memphis
imageFor many taxpayers, it doesn't end on Tax Day.Constantine Johnny/ Moment via Getty Images

Tax Day has come and gone, and you think you filed your return in the nick of time. But several weeks later you receive that dreaded letter in the mail from the Internal Revenue Service informing you of missing the deadline and failing to pay your tax bill on...

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