Form 911 is appropriately named because 911 is the number you dial in an emergency. If you are unable to buy food, pay your household bills, make your payroll, etc., or if your property is under threat of imminent seizure and/or sale, then you may be eligible for relief under a Taxpayer Assistance Order.

Form 911 is a one page form in which you state as clearly as possible what your problem is, what hardship it is creating and what specific relief you request. The form can be filed at your local IRS office, it can be faxed to the IRS or you can call in the form. Just ask whomever you are dealing with to give you the number of the closest Problem Resolution office. They are required to tell you. 

As soon as Form 911 is filed, all collection efforts must cease at once. This is why it is important that if you are dealing with a Revenue Officer that you give them a copy of the form or tell them it has been filed.

At this point, the Problem Resolution Caseworker tries to intervene on your behalf and resolve the problem. This will usually mean that you will enter into some agreement whereby enforced collections will cease and you will make some effort to pay or compromise your tax liability.  

If you need immediate assistance with this matter - please call (866) 420-9650. Our fees can be paid via Master Card, Visa, Discover, American Express or Pay Pal. We can help you from any location in the United States.