IRS Collections & Negotiations
The IRS and state tax authorities continue to step up their efforts to collect unpaid tax, penalties and interest.
IRS collections efforts typically include the IRS issuing tax liens and/or seizing or garnishing paychecks and bank accounts, vehicles and other personal or business property, and real estate. In the event that the taxpayer fails to cooperate with the IRS, the IRS may turn to the courts to obtain taxpayer records.
There are a number of ways to halt IRS collections activities, including negotiating with the collections manager that is handling the case or seeking collection due process or collection appeal process hearing. Both the collection due process and the collection appeal process hearings involve expedited conferences with the IRS Appeals Office to review decisions on liens, levies, seizures, and rejection or termination of installment agreements. The key difference between these two programs is that the collection appeals program does not allow further appeal to a court from denial of the appeal; whereas, collection due process does.
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