HAS THE IRS RULED AGAINST YOU?
If you've already lost a fight with the IRS, you need an experienced and specially trained tax attorney to win an Appeal. Our attorneys have been representing
taxpayers for more than 25 years and have advanced law degrees in Tax Law. If you seek a life-changing decision on appeal, call to speak with one of our tax
attorneys.
DUE PROCESS
Taxpayers have a right to appeal collection actions that violate their Due Process rights. However, an appeal must be started quickly. Like other law
enforcement and governmental agencies, the IRS cannot take your property without fair due process. That appeal goes before an IRS Settlement Officer with
broad power to accept proposed alternative tax resolutions. During the appeal, the IRS must stop collection activity on the taxes included in the appeal
and for 30 days afterward. This can give the appealing taxpayer six months or more of additional time and moves the case away from the original IRS collection agent.
When an appeal is also not favorable to the taxpayer, they still have the right to bring action against the IRS in the United States Tax Court.
Appeal actions can be brought for many IRS tax collection actions, including tax liens, levies, seizures, and refusing to accept or end an installment agreement.
REASONS TO APPEAL
Appeals can be used to stop the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty against taxpayers, have rejected Offer in Compromise approved or approved for a lower amount,
have penalties removed, and more.