Receiving an IRS collection notice is very stressful, but taxpayers do have rights to challenge the IRS. In a previous post, we discussed the right to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) Hearing. This remedy can be very useful in many circumstances, but there are other options. Equivalent Hearing Where the taxpayer fails to
A Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing is an important option for taxpayers giving them the right to appeal IRS lien and levy actions. The CDP hearing was introduced 20 years ago to protect taxpayers from overreaching by the IRS. It is now used routinely. However, whether or not to request a CDP hearing depends
Since 1998, taxpayers have had an important right available to them to help them protest an IRS collection action and settle a tax debt. They have the right to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing. CDP hearings can provide tremendous benefits, providing a fair and equitable process for both the IRS and taxpayers.
