COLLECTION DUE PROCESS HEARINGS AND APPEALS
A taxpayer or business may receive from the
Internal Revenue Service a final notice with intent to levy or a notice of
Federal Tax Lien. When these notices are received, a taxpayer has the right to a
Collection Due Process Hearing, however, the business or taxpayer must, within
thirty (30) days, file a written request for the Collection Due Process Hearing.
If not done within the thirty (30) day period, the IRS
will proceed with their collection activity through the levying of assets. If a hearing
is requested, and handled properly, the taxpayer or business will be allowed to present
their case before the appeals officer which may result in the removal of the lien or
elimination of the IRS's levy action. Should the
taxpayer or business not agree with the IRS appeals
officer, then the taxpayer or business can appeal to court and let a judge decide
the matter.
Should you have received a final notice with intent to levy or a notice of Federal Tax
Lien and feel that a Collection Due Process Hearing may be applicable, and want
a free consultation, e-mail me at
helptax@nauticom.net
or contact me at (412)364-6990 or (724)612-2993.
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