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As former IRS agents we were in the business of seizing assets that belonged to taxpayers. As a result of our years of experience at the Internal Revenue Service we know how to completely remedy your situation and get your assets back in your hand.
If the IRS has seized any assets belonging to you the best professionals to handle your IRS matter and problem are former IRS agents and managers who know the system, the formats, and settlement procedures of the Internal Revenue Service.
We have over 60 years of direct working experience and knowledge of the Internal Revenue Service and we have been in positions as agents, managers, instructors, as well as IRS appeals agents.
We are completely familiar with all of the IRS systems and can easily resolve your IRS problem on IRS asset seizures and any other situation that you may be encountering.
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IRS  – Asset Seizures

 
IRS usually will seize the assets of taxpayers when the taxpayer fails to contact the Internal Revenue Service.
As a result, IRS sends out a system of bills and notices in an attempt to work out an agreement with the taxpayer, business, or corporation. If the IRS cannot contact the taxpayer it sends out a bill to the last known address.  If the Internal Revenue Service does not hear back from the taxpayer after sending a notice to the last known address. the IRS is then forced to start to take enforcement action.
As a general rule enforcement actions of the IRS usually include the filing of an IRS bank levy, an IRS wage garnishment levy,  an asset seizure such as a boat, car, home business and/or the filing of a federal tax lien. There are many type of other IRS seizures you should call us today to learn more on how you could remedy this situation.
 

General rules on getting your assets back from the Internal Revenue Service

The Internal Revenue Service has general rules that govern the releasing of asset seizures. . IRS  will want a current financial statement along with all documentation that supports and verifies the statement that is given to Internal Revenue Service.
After IRS carefully reviews and verifies the financial statement IRS will determine which is the best course of action to remedy the situation to closes the case off the IRS enforcement computer.
As a general rule the IRS will either put taxpayers or corporations in economic hardship,  enter them into an installment payment or entertain IRS settlement called and offer compromise.
With the IRS’s new fresh start program or fresh start initiative the taxpayers have many different options to go ahead and help settle their case to completely remedy the problem that they have.
At Fresh start Tax we contact the IRS with a power of attorney and begin the negotiation that very day of getting any assets seized  by the IRS back in your hand.
Do not be worried or do not be stressed, call us today and we can start the process to get what is rightfully yours back in your hand.
If the Internal Revenue Service has seized anything other than a bank account or a wage garnishment levy you should contact us today giving us the details of the asset seizure so we can contact the IRS agent in charge of the seizure of assets and we can start the process and tax negotiation of getting seized assets back in your hand.
As a former IRS agent I have seized assets for over 10 years and I am completely aware of all the tax laws and procedures that govern the assets that have been seized. Please call us today and learn more
 

IRS – Management Review Process and Taxpayer Appeal Rights

Taxpayers whose business assets have been seized, and who request it, are entitled to an expedited case review by management.
The seized assets must be tangible personal property essential in carrying on the trade or business of the taxpayer. The purpose of the management review is to determine whether the levy meets the release requirements of IRC 6343 and, in particular, whether the levy has created an economic hardship by preventing the taxpayer from carrying on such trade or business.
The management review will consist of one level only and will be conducted at the territory level. In those cases where the levy action is sustained (levy is not released) by the appropriate compliance manager, the taxpayer will be advised about the Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) and/or the Collection Appeal Program (CAP).
Seizures involving perishable goods require immediate management attention.
Local management will provide for an accelerated review process based on the merits of each case.
 

 You can file a Appeal by using  the CAP process

 
Once a seizure action is taken, the taxpayer has ten business days from the date the Notice of Seizure is provided to the taxpayer, or left at his or her usual abode or place of business, to appeal the seizure action through the CAP process (IRM 5.10.1.5.3, Collection Appeal Rights).
The taxpayer will use Form 9423, Collection Appeals Request, to request a CAP hearing.
TAS cases may be initiated because of seizure actions. If the taxpayer claims a hardship as a result of a seizure or proposed seizure action, the revenue officer should determine if the seizure action should continue (see IRM 13.1.7, Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) Case Criteria, for other situations that qualify for TAS referral and the appropriate procedures to follow).
 

 The use of IRS tax form 911, Taxpayers Advocate Service

If the revenue officer cannot or will not initiate action to resolve the taxpayer’s inquiry or to provide the relief requested by the taxpayer, the revenue officer must assist the taxpayer in preparing Form 911, Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance (And Application for Taxpayer Assistance Order).
Form 911 must state the hardship and/or problem, and it must document the resolution and/or relief requested. The revenue officer must document the reason why the requested action was not taken. Form 911 will be forwarded to the TAS within one workday of identifying that the contact potentially meets TAS criteria.
Further collection actions are generally suspended until the hardship is resolved by the TAS Office. See IRM 13.1.7, Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) Case Criteria, for TAS criteria and procedures.

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