How to Get IRS Penalties Removed? - Fill Out Form 843 IRS Request For Penalty & Interest Abatement

In this video, I answer the question about if (and when) the IRS will waive penalties and interest and I show you exactly how to request the IRS to remove penalties and/or interest using Form 843.

I cover two common situations:
1) if you elected S-corp status and didn't know you needed to pay yourself following employee payroll rules, so you are catching up your filings and you got an IRS letter with penalty and interest
2) If you fell behind on your Form 1040s and you get caught-up but also get an IRS letter with penalty and interest

Form843 Claim for Refund & Request for Abatement:
Where do you mail the form? To the address on your letter with Interest & Penalties

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