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The Internal Income Service is arguably probably the most feared federal agency in the United States. Their broad powers of assortment and strict interpretation of the Inner Revenue Code gives even essentially the most fastidious taxpayers pause. But irrespective of how cautious chances are you’ll be, it’s easy to make a mistake in your tax [...]

Why Isn’t the IRS Processing YOUR Administrative Claim for Damages?

I was poking around in the Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) and came across instructions to IRS personnel respecting the handling of 26 USC § 7433 exhaustion of administrative remedy damage claims: “25.3.3.5.2  (08-28-2006) “Evaluation of a Claim for Damages Under IRC § 7433″ “1.  Date stamp the claim upon receipt. Advisory should complete the initial [...]

Surprising Tactic to Suspend an Internal Revenue Service Levy

26 U.S.C. § 6330(e) contains a provision that is little acknowledged and underutilized by individuals dealing with an IRS levy of their bank account or paycheck. That subsection provides in pertinent part: “(e)  Suspension of collections and statute of limitations “(1) In general “… if a hearing is requested under subsection (a)(3)(B), the levy actions [...]

Secrets to Abating an IRS Levy

26 U.S.C. § 6330(e) includes a provision that is little acknowledged and underutilized by persons dealing with an Federal tax levy of their bank account or pay. That subsection provides in pertinent part: “(e)  Suspension of collections and statute of limitations “(1) In general “… if a hearing is requested under subsection (a)(3)(B), the levy [...]

Abating Internal Revenue Service Levies on Your Bank

Did the IRS Levy Your Bank or Employer? When your work place notifies you that they have a Notice of Levy from the IRS instructing them to keep most all of your next paycheck is one of the worst feelings. Equally bad, is when your bank  gets a Notice of Levy from the IRS and [...]

Why Isn’t the IRS Processing YOUR Administrative Claim for Damages?

I was poking around in the Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) and came across instructions to IRS personnel respecting the handling of 26 USC § 7433 exhaustion of administrative remedy damage claims: “25.3.3.5.2  (08-28-2006) “Evaluation of a Claim for Damages Under IRC § 7433″ “1.  Date stamp the claim upon receipt. Advisory should complete the initial [...]