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If you have experienced the wrath of the Internal Revenue Service and received a bank levy or a wage levy contact us today.
You have rights that can possibly get your IRS levy removed that few taxpayers are aware.
The collection appeals process  (CAP) and the collection due process (CDP) are two avenues taxpayers have the fight back if they know their rights
Being former IRS agents and managers we are experts in getting the IRS tax Levy release removed. Contact us today and speak directly to a tax professional to resolve your IRS issue and settle your case.
The IRS has an administrative appeals process that works with taxpayers to try to settle tax disputes in an effort to avoid formal court hearings.
 

The Role of IRS Appeals

 
The role of Appeals is to make an independent review of a tax dispute and to consider the positions taken by both the taxpayer and the Service.
The Appeals unit strives to resolve tax disputes in a fair way and remain impartial to both parties.
The IRS will send you a report and/or letter that will explain the proposed adjustments or proposed or taken collection action. The letter also tells you of your right to request a conference with an Appeals or Settlement Officer, as well as how to make your request for a conference.
In addition to examination adjustments, many other things can be appealed such as penalties, interest, trust fund recovery penalties, offers in compromise, liens, and levies.
If you request an Appeals conference, be prepared with records and documentation to support your position.
Appeals conferences are informal meetings.
You may represent yourself or have an attorney, accountant, or an individual enrolled to practice before the IRS, represent you. If you do not reach agreement with the Appeals or Settlement Officer, or you do not wish to appeal within the IRS, you may appeal certain actions through the courts.
 
 

Appeal – Collection Due Process procedures are available to you if you’ve received any one of the following notices:

 
 
1. Notice of Federal Tax Lien-  keep in mind this procedure is only available after the federal tax lien has been filed.
2. Notice of Intent to Levy –  This procedure is available after you receive your IRS final notice.
 
You have 30 days to request a hearing to preserve your right to go to Court.
Complete Form 12153, Request for a Collection Due Process or Equivalent Hearing
It is important you identify all your reasons for your disagreements.
 

The Process and where to send:

 
 
a. The completed Form 12153 should be sent to the same address that is shown on your Lien or Levy Notice.
b. If your request is not received within 30 days, you are still entitled to an Appeals hearing.
However, if you still disagree with the Appeals determination you cannot go to Court.

Collection Appeals Process

 
If you choose to go through the Collection Appeals Program (CAP) process then you cannot go to Tax Court on the Appeals’ decision.
You may go through the CAP process if you’ve received any one of the following notices:
a. Notice of Federal Tax Lien
b. Notice of Levy
c. Notice of Seizure
d. Denial or Termination of Installment Agreement
 

CAP Procedures

 
If your only collection contact has been a notice or telephone call:
a. Call the IRS telephone number shown on your notice,
b. Explain why you disagree and that you want to appeal the decision,
c. Be prepared to offer a solution,
d. Before you can start the appeals process with the Office of Appeals you will need to first discuss your case with a Collections manager.
Call us today and find out more about your appeal rights for the IRS tax Levy.
You have rights and you should fight back. If you need an immediate release of your tax levy contact us today.
 

If you have already been in contact with Revenue Officer:

 
a. Call the Revenue Office you’ve been dealing with and explain why you disagree and that you want to appeal the decision,
b. Be prepared to offer a solution,
c. Before you can start the appeals process with the Office of Appeals you will need to discuss your case with a Collections manager,
d. Complete Form 9423, Collection Appeals Request,
e. You have 2 days from your conference with the Collections manager to submit Form 9423 to the Revenue Officer.
Do not stop fighting back when it comes to the IRS.
 
IRS Tax Levy – You have Rights – Get your Tax Levy Removed, Released