If you wish to dispute the IRS levy notice, you have the option to contact an IRS manager for a case review. You may also request a Collection Due Process Hearing with the Office of Appeals in the IRS office listed on your levy notice. These requests MUST be filed within 30 days of receiving the levy notice.
If you are filing a dispute or appeal to the IRS levy you have received, these are some of the issues you may choose to discuss:
- The tax assessment amount was previously paid in full
- You were in bankruptcy when you received the tax levy notice and subject to an automatic stay of relief
- A procedural error was made by the IRS during this process
- The Statute of Limitations for this given tax liability had expired prior to the receipt of this levy form
- You desire to present a spousal defense
- You would like to discuss collection options available to you
Once you have attended your scheduled hearing, the Office of
Appeals will present their determination. If you wish to contest
the determination, you will have 30 days to do so.
For
more information about your IRS levy rights, contact one of our
tax professionals at 1-877-658-3477. Let our 27 plus years of
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