The IRS SFR (Substitute For Return) unit will match all income reported to your social security number including W-2\u2019s, K-1\u2019s, 1099\u2019s, etc.\u00a0 If you last return filed was a joint return, the IRS will file an SFR as married filing separate which will put you in a higher tax bracket.\u00a0 You will not be given credit for any dependents, or deductions.\u00a0 Many clients avoid filing back tax returns because they have lost or never received due to a move records needed to file a return.\u00a0 I am able to retrieve all the records that were report to the IRS.\u00a0 Once those are available, you will be better able to locate records that will reduce your tax liability along with interest and penalties.\u00a0 The hardest part is making the decision to get started.\u00a0 Call me today for a free confidential initial consultation. I will be your IRS Power of Attorney representation from beginning to end.<\/p>\n