IRS and collection
"Collection"
is the process the IRS uses to collect money it claims is owed
by taxpayers. There are different ways that the IRS can collect the
money that you owe them. In some instances, you can negotiate with
them as to how you can pay them, or even how much you can pay them.
How
does the IRS collection process operate? Can you fight a collection
demand if you don't think you owe? Is there a limit as to how long
the IRS can collect?
Learn
about different methods of collection such as wage garnishment, liens
on real estate and seizures on bank accounts and cars. Can the IRS
take your business?
Learn
about the different installment plans that you may be eligible for.
Learn how to apply for these plans.
Can
you persuade the IRS to accept less than they demand? How do you file
an offer in compromise? What kind of offers will the IRS accept?
Learn
what Effective Tax Administration is and how to apply if you are eligible.
Can you discharge your IRS debts in bankruptcy?
Can
the IRS collect from you taxes owed by your spouse? Learn about innocent
spouse relief. Find out if you qualify for "separate liabilities"
or "equitable relief".
