A collection statute expiration date is the deadline that normally ends the IRS collection period for a specific tax assessment. The IRS generally has 10 years from the assessment date […]
Audit reconsideration lets you ask the Internal Revenue Service to review an audit assessment again when the IRS did not examine key records, you missed the original audit, or the […]
A CP59 notice means the IRS has no record of your prior-year personal tax return. You need to file the missing return or explain why you were not required to […]
A CP90 notice is a final IRS warning that it plans to levy property or payments for unpaid federal taxes. It also gives you the right to request a Collection […]
Form 9423 lets you appeal certain IRS collection actions through the Collection Appeals Program, also called CAP. You can use this collection appeal request for a proposed or filed Notice […]
CP3219A is a statutory notice of deficiency that tells you the IRS plans to increase your income tax. It means your case has reached a later stage after the IRS […]
CP508C is an IRS notice stating that your seriously delinquent tax debt has been certified to the U.S. State Department. This certification can block a new passport or a renewal […]
A CP523 notice means the IRS plans to terminate your installment agreement because the account has entered default status. The letter also warns that the IRS may take collection actions […]
Form 656 lets taxpayers ask the IRS to settle eligible federal tax debt for less than the full amount owed through an offer in compromise. The IRS reviews income, expenses, […]
A collection due process hearing is an IRS appeal that lets you challenge certain federal tax lien filings and proposed or completed levy actions. You may have this right only […]
