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Depending on the size of the case and who is working the  case, the Internal Revenue Service has a list of assets or potential assets they will look at in working a case.

The larger the dollar the more due diligence they will conduct.

Many times when IRS is working an offer in compromise you will find this type of list.

On smaller cases, you don’t have so many worries but if you’re  owing over $50,000, IRS can choose to review the following.

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Some of the checks IRS makes when looking on a 433 a.

IRS always check:

1. motor vehicle records,

2.online courthouse records for real and personal property,

3. they will conduct the financial crimes enforcement network FINCEN if the taxpayer has a foreign bank account,

4. IRS can check passport records,

5. full credit report,

6.Secretary of State Universal Commercial Code,

7. Courthouse records for lawsuits,

8. Divorce decrees,

9. life insurance policies,

10. homeowners and renters policies,

11.  cash surrender value in insurance policies,

12.  Ira and KEOGH values,

13. airplane and boat checks,

14.  find if you are a beneficiary of a will or trust,

15.  if you have any stock in an ongoing business,

16. pay close attention to fluctuation income especially income decreasing,

17.  find out if you have any gambling earnings,

18.  find out if you are hiding money through a business,

19.  if you’re a business owner carefully check your receivables and all assets as well as credit card purchases,

20. many times a local revenue officer will drive past your house and write down the  license plates in your yard or your place of business.

While this is not a comprehensive look these are some of the assets that IRS can check when investigating a business, individual or any taxpayer.

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