<prompt> Human: when filing tax return for the year of 2016, i claimed my 4 under 18 siblings and my 2 parents who do not work. at that time i was 17. my other sibling whom have moved from the house a year prior and we had no contact with also claimed my family which created this problem. IRS send us letter to go in and submit stuff, so i submit proof that im the sole person who supportsted my family during the year. A month or so later they sent me a letter claiming i own them 2700, i go back to see why i owe money. They tell me becuase im a qualifying child and i cant claim my siblings because im also a qualifying child. And i cant appeal this crap because its been over 2 months since they sent the letter. Here is the problem, I cant just fuking give them 2700, i got a whole family with food, bills, cloth, insurance and i also go to school and commute and i dont even earn that much. just 1800 a month, plus the family govnment support. And that shitbag that claimed my family, shouldnt he pay the money. and the IRS firsdt gives me money but than ask for money agian, is this a game man. they say if i dont pay them, they just going to take money from the emploer, any way to apeal, deal with this.  <response>: You need to adjust your attitude, which will be hard and wont happen immediately.The IRS has broad latitude to decide tax liability based on the facts that you provide. If you want them to come to another conclusion about what you owe, you have to give them a reason to do that. You cant just blame other people or say you dont have the money; it doesnt work like that.If you dont pay, they can and will get the money from you by collection efforts, though they will accept a payment plan. 