US Military, Armed Forces- Need to file a tax return or do you owe money to IRS?????

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IRS has special treatment for those individuals who are in the military, a US Soldier, or others in the Armed Forces. Make sure you are not bullied by IRS. Bully them right back. Call Fresh Start today so we can take over the case and begin the representation so you never have to deal with IRS.
The following are the IRS procedures for those who qualify for them:

IRS procedures for those individual taxpayers who serve in a Combat Zone

Individual taxpayers who have been identified as Combat Zone personnel receive certain allowances under IRC section 7508. Section 7508 postpones the time for taxpayers to perform certain time sensitive acts. These time sensitive acts include:

Filing tax returns.

Paying taxes.

Filing claims for refunds.

Taking other actions with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

The postponement period is for the period of service in the combat zone and any period of continuous hospitalization (if any) outside of the United States as a result of injury received while serving in the combat zone plus 180 days following such service. The IRS will also cease all enforcement actions during the postponement period.

The postponement under section 7508 is in effect while the individual is serving the United States in the following circumstances:

Serving in the United States Armed Forces (Armed Forces) or in support of the Armed Forces in an area designated as a “combat zone” by the President of the United States (President) in an Executive Order.

Serving in the Armed Forces or in support of the Armed Forces when deployed outside the United States away from the individual’s permanent duty station while participating in an operation designated as a “contingency operation” by the Secretary of Defense.

Serving in the Armed Forces in an area designated by Congress as a “qualified hazardous duty area.”

The spouses of combat zone personnel listed under (a) (b), and (c) above. This does not apply if the individual considered as combat zone personnel is hospitalized inside the United States.

Individuals who serve in support of the Armed Forces in a combat zone also receive the postponement period under section 7508. These individuals include the following:

Merchant Marines serving aboard vessels under the operation and control of the Department of Defense.

Red Cross personnel.

Accredited Correspondents.

Civilian personnel acting under the direction of the Armed Forces in support of those Forces.

Military Service performed outside a combat zone but within a “qualified hazardous duty area” is treated in the same manner as if the area was a combat zone if:

The service is in direct support of the military operations in a combat zone, and

The service qualifies the individual for special military pay for duty subject to hostile fire or imminent danger

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