IRS Collection Due Process (CDP) Hearing: Your Rights and How to Request One
A Collection Due Process hearing gives you 30 days to challenge IRS collection action and access Tax Court. Here is exactly how to file Form 12153 and what to argue.
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A Collection Due Process hearing gives you 30 days to challenge IRS collection action and access Tax Court. Here is exactly how to file Form 12153 and what to argue.
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