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This is like contacting the IRS for assistance with your tax bill.

• dangrossman 15y ago
  Is that supposed to be a bad thing? The IRS provides amazing tax advice -- on the phone, for free -- ask any question and they'll give a detailed answer, point you to the exact parts of the tax code that answer your question, and send you a copy of the documentation if you want.
  • tstegart 15y ago
    However, if you relay on the IRS' advice and they turn out to be wrong, you still get hit with a tax bill. "Trust us, but don't trust us." Gotta love government.
    • ars 15y ago
      That's not completely true: http://taxrelief.lifetips.com/faq/129997/0/what-if-i-rely-on-irs-incorrect-advice/index.html http://taxrelief.lifetips.com/faq/129997/0/what-if-i-rely-on... You have to pay the tax, yes, but no penalty, so you have nothing to loose by asking.