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  • Past the Enrolled Agent Exam/IRS Denial

    From Kaniande@21:1/5 to Edwin L. on Sun Apr 16 13:21:57 2017
    On Sunday, November 3, 2002 at 2:06:41 AM UTC-5, Edwin L. wrote:
    I passed the enrolled agent examination in 2001 and completed the "Application for Enrollment to Practice Before the IRS" (Form 23) and
    paid the application fee five months ago. Today, I received an IRS
    letter from the Director of Practice, with a proposal that my
    application be denied for failing to disclose that I was assessed
    estimated tax/or failure to pay penalties for the years 1996, 1999,
    and 2000. All taxes and estimated tax penalties have been paid at the
    time the returns were filed, which were timely.

    In Form 23, under 9a, it ask if I was assessed any penalties for the proceeding 3 years, this is the question where I answered "No",
    looking back now I should have answered "Yes" instead. The IRS named
    year 1996 which is past the "proceeding 3 year question," and 1999 I
    had no tax penalty, but in 2000 I did have an estimated tax penalty of approximately $1,054, which was paid at the time of filing my return.

    I am worried that I will not obtain my enrollment because of this
    problem, considering all the hard effort I put in the study time to
    past this vigorous two-day exam; it's a shame to be denied EA status
    as a result of this problem.

    Have any of you experienced this problem? Can anyone share some
    comments to help me with my problem?

    Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    Hi Edit,

    Was your application finally accepted? Was the problem solved? If not I can give you some some contacts (lawyers) that will assist you free of charge.

    Regards

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  • From nkameni@gmail.com@21:1/5 to Kaniande on Sun Apr 16 13:22:51 2017
    On Sunday, April 16, 2017 at 4:21:58 PM UTC-4, Kaniande wrote:
    On Sunday, November 3, 2002 at 2:06:41 AM UTC-5, Edwin L. wrote:
    I passed the enrolled agent examination in 2001 and completed the "Application for Enrollment to Practice Before the IRS" (Form 23) and
    paid the application fee five months ago. Today, I received an IRS
    letter from the Director of Practice, with a proposal that my
    application be denied for failing to disclose that I was assessed
    estimated tax/or failure to pay penalties for the years 1996, 1999,
    and 2000. All taxes and estimated tax penalties have been paid at the
    time the returns were filed, which were timely.

    In Form 23, under 9a, it ask if I was assessed any penalties for the proceeding 3 years, this is the question where I answered "No",
    looking back now I should have answered "Yes" instead. The IRS named
    year 1996 which is past the "proceeding 3 year question," and 1999 I
    had no tax penalty, but in 2000 I did have an estimated tax penalty of approximately $1,054, which was paid at the time of filing my return.

    I am worried that I will not obtain my enrollment because of this
    problem, considering all the hard effort I put in the study time to
    past this vigorous two-day exam; it's a shame to be denied EA status
    as a result of this problem.

    Have any of you experienced this problem? Can anyone share some
    comments to help me with my problem?

    Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    Hi Edit,

    Was your application finally accepted? Was the problem solved? If not I can give you some some contacts (lawyers) that will assist you free of charge.

    Regards

    Off course, I meant Edwin.

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