Provides tax forms and information on the following: * Property Tax Exemptions * Board of Revision (complaints against valuations and assessments) * Destroyed or Damaged Property * Vendor's License (sales tax information) * Homestead Exemptions (for residents 65 and older who meet financial requirements) Also provides access to tax maps and tax estimator.

Provides information and guidance for individuals who are having difficulty meeting their financial obligations and, as a result, are faced with a loss of their credit rating, foreclosure and loss of their home or property, IRS tax audit, or bankruptcy. Offers a Debt Relief Hotline to discuss credit card debt, a Mortgage Relief Hotline to discuss issues about home mortgages, a Tax Relief Hotline to discuss federal income tax audits, and a Bankruptcy Advice Hotline to discuss legal issues regarding bankruptcy.

Provides legal assistance which may include information, advice, or representation as well as online resources to help with the following issues: *Bankruptcy *Debt collection *Foreclosure *Tax liens *Consumer scams or unfair/deceptive practices *Credit report errors *Student loan debt *IRS Notices, Examinations or Audits, Debts and Collections  *Tax Related Identity Theft and Verification  *IRS Tax Liens, Levies or Garnishments *Problems with Joint Returns, Innocent Spouse, Injured Spouse Status  *Filing Status *Federal Tax Credits including Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Economic Impact Payment *US Tax Court Cases

If you have an ongoing issue with the IRS that has not been resolved through normal processes, or you have suffered, or are about to suffer a significant hardship/economic burden as a result of the administration of the tax laws. The Taxpayer Advocate Service not only helps individual and business taxpayers settle disputes with the IRS, but also tries to repair the larger, systemic flaws that cause trouble for taxpayers and IRS employees alike.

Provides assistance to people who have disputes with the Internal Revenue Service about their personal federal tax matters such as IRS audits, examinations, appeals, collections, and enforcement actions.

Provides assistance to people who have disputes with the Internal Revenue Service about their personal federal tax matters such as IRS audits, examinations, appeals, collections, and enforcement actions.

They identify issues that compromise taxpayer rights, increase taxpayer burden or create problems, and they bring these issues to the attention of IRS management.

Offers assistance for taxpayers who want to register complaints about or have other issues with the Department of Revenue that have been unresolved through normal channels. Provides an objective, neutral, and independent review of complaints and offers remedies when complaints are substantiated.

Provides property valuation assessments, a forum for complaints, property valuation information, and a procedure for eligible individuals to have their property valuation re-evaluated.

Assists with tax appeal filing.

Provides tax forms and information on the following: * Property Tax Exemptions * Destroyed or Damaged Property * Board of Revision (complaints against valuations and assessments) * Sales Tax Information * Homestead Exemptions (for residents 65 and older who meet financial requirements) Also provides access to tax maps and tax estimator.

Assists low-income individuals who have a tax dispute with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). A Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) can provide free legal representation to eligible taxpayers in audits, appeals, tax collection matters, and other disputes before the IRS and in court. They can also help taxpayers respond to IRS notices and correct account problems.

Provides assistance to taxpayers in handling disputes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The clinic offers free representation to taxpayers who are involved with IRS audits, appeals, and collection matters. In certain cases, the clinic represents taxpayers before the United States Tax Court. The clinic negotiates and resolves contested matters with the IRS. The clinic is staffed by law students who are trained in tax law and supervised by the clinic director who is a practicing tax attorney and faculty member.

Evaluates cases related to disputes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or United States Tax Court about personal federal income tax returns. Does not help prepare income tax returns. Does not help with state tax problems if it is unrelated to a federal tax issue.

Provides tax forms and information on the following: * Board of Revision (complaints against valuations and assessments) * Lodging * Manufactured Homes * Owner Occupancy Credits * Destroyed Property and New Construction * Property Tax Exemptions * Vendor's License (sales tax information) * Homestead Exemptions (for residents 65 and older who meet financial requirements) Also provides access to tax maps and tax estimator.

Provides tax forms and information on the following: * Board of Revision (complaints against valuations and assessments) * Destroyed or Damaged Property * Sales Tax Information * Lodging * Property Tax Exemptions * Homestead Exemptions (for residents 65 and older who meet financial requirements) Also provides access to tax maps and tax estimator.

Conducts real estate appraisal, assessment for tax purposes and handles complaints and disputes over property valuation.

Provides tax forms and information on the following: * Board of Revisions (complaints against valuations and assessments) * Budgetary Forms * Damaged and Destroyed Property * Settlement Reports * Tax Exemptions * Homestead Exemptions (for residents 65 and older who meet financial requirements) Also provides access to tax maps and tax estimator.

Evaluates cases related to disputes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or United States Tax Court about personal federal income tax returns. Does not help prepare income tax returns. Does not help with state tax problems if it is unrelated to a federal tax issue.

LASC hosts a Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic that may be able to assist clients with federal tax controversies, or problems. They do not file tax returns. Their attorneys represent taxpayers with audits, appeals, tax collection and/or disputes to the IRS. The clinic can also provide education for taxpayers and provide outreach to those who are low income, or who speak English as a second language.

They identify issues that compromise taxpayer rights, increase taxpayer burden or create problems, and bring these issues to the attention of IRS management.