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If one owes an income tax amount due to withdrawing monies from an RRSP from a previous tax year,because not enough income taxes withheld, can one negotiate with the government on the amount owed? If so...how?

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Colleen

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Here's a variety of numbers at the IRS where you can get free advice for your problem. http://www.irs.gov/contact/index.html

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Mr Bill

thank you.....forgot to mention that this is in Canada and is a Canadian tax question for Revenue Canada....any further advice?

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Colleen

Let me check it out for you.

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Mr Bill

thanks will look forward to your reply....

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Colleen

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This site offers free advice. Always be careful of the word "free" from any agency. It's worth a shot though: http://incometaxcanada.net/

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Colleen

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To contact CRA with tax questions, you can call here

Individual income tax enquiries

Tax information for individuals, including personal income tax returns, instalments, RRSPs, and the Working Income Tax Benefit

1-800-959-8281

Does this help you or do you think you'll need another avenue to try?

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Mr Bill

this helps alot....thanks!

would rather try to start with non CRA contact to start with to get impartial advice first ...your first opion will help with this.

Much appreciated

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Colleen

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This looks like a good place to start but it may involve a fee. I'll keep searching for free advice. Take a look while you wait. http://www.taxdefenders.ca/tax_pardon.php?co_ta=15