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Have a question about something published on TaxReliefPortal.com, spotted information that may need updating, or need help finding the right official IRS resource? This page explains the best way to reach us and what information is useful to include.
How to contact us
Email our editorial/support team at support@taxreliefportal.com.
When contacting us about an article, please include the page title or URL and a short description of your question or the information you believe should be reviewed. If you are reporting a broken link, outdated IRS deadline, changed form, or other factual issue, including the relevant official source can help us verify it efficiently.
What we can help with
- Article corrections: factual errors, outdated dates, broken official links, unclear wording, or information that may have changed.
- Website questions: problems accessing a page, navigation issues, accessibility concerns, or technical errors.
- Editorial questions: questions about how an article was researched, what sources were used, or how we distinguish editorial content from advertising.
- Privacy requests: questions about cookies, personal information, or rights described in our Privacy Policy.
- Business or media inquiries: legitimate partnership, licensing, citation, or press-related questions.
Please do not send sensitive tax information
TaxReliefPortal.com is an informational publisher, not the IRS and not a tax-preparation or tax-representation service. Please do not email Social Security numbers, Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers, IRS account passwords, ID.me login credentials, copies of tax returns, identity documents, bank information, payment-card details, or other confidential financial records.
If your question concerns a specific IRS account, notice, balance, refund, collection action, identity-verification problem, or filing dispute, the safest next step is usually to use the official contact information on your IRS notice or visit IRS.gov. For advice tailored to your circumstances, consider a qualified tax professional, attorney, CPA, or enrolled agent as appropriate.
Corrections and factual updates
Tax rules and IRS procedures change. We welcome good-faith correction requests because keeping tax information accurate is part of maintaining a useful resource. We review correction requests against primary sources whenever possible, particularly IRS.gov, Treasury materials, official forms, instructions, notices, and other government publications.
A request does not automatically result in a change. We first check the source, publication date, context, and whether the issue affects the meaning of the article. When a substantive correction or update is needed, we may revise the article and update its modification date.
Advertising and affiliate questions
Some pages may contain advertising or affiliate links. Advertising relationships are separate from our editorial process. If you believe an advertisement is misleading, inappropriate, or incorrectly placed, send us the page URL and a description of what you observed. Do not send screenshots containing private account information.
Response expectations
We read legitimate messages sent to the support address, but we cannot promise an immediate response or provide personalized tax advice by email. Messages asking us to access an IRS account, prepare a return, negotiate with the IRS, represent a taxpayer, or interpret private tax records may not receive a substantive answer because those services are outside the purpose of this website.
Before you write
You may find the answer faster by checking our Blog, About Us page, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Use. For current filing rules, forms, notices, payment options, refund tools, and official deadlines, always confirm important details directly with the IRS.
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