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About Form 12153
A letter from your supervisor regarding a deficiency. If the IRS was not required by statute to make an order for collection, and the deficiency does not result from your conduct, the supervisor may be willing to allow you to stay on the tax rolls. A notice from the IRS stating that you owe back taxes. The IRS may choose to let you stay on the tax rolls, but you must submit a statement (IRS letter) stating: The date and type of notice you received, the amount you owe, the interest due, and that you have paid any delinquent or past due balance in full. Your statement must include an explanation of any errors in applying the statute of limitations. Taxpayer appeals the decision, often using one of these hearings. In the case of an appeal to the Tax Court, the time limit does not apply unless there have been no other actions, or new information, since the decision was made. If we accept your explanation, it will allow us to schedule another hearing in front any taxing agency to appeal (see section below on how to initiate an appeal). What if IRS Notices Itself? If the Tax Court refuses to accept your explanation, you may appeal to any taxing agency including the Internal Revenue Service, with or without the Harcourt's knowledge. You may also apply to the Court for a second review, which you must apply for before the date you file for chapter 61. Your initial appeal is often the most important because it sets the stage for your future hearing (if required) and ultimately the Tax Court. 12.9 When Should I File an IRS Collection Claim? You may be able to use the IRS' dispute resolution process to get the delinquent debt or collection account settled. These claims are handled by the IRS in the same manner as any other dispute resolution matter. However, to begin an appeal or other dispute resolution proceeding from a deficiency or collection claim, you must file or submit the claim in writing to the IRS within 180 days of the date it becomes due. For tax years before 2016, a taxpayer will receive notice of the claim at any time during the year and may ask to have it sent to them as soon as possible. For tax years after 2016, this will not always be the case. If you do not receive notice, or you have questions about this, you should file a written request with the IRS for expedited notice within 30 days of the due date.
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