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Collection Appeals Program (CAP)

Q. I just received notification that the IRS will not allow me to have an installment agreement to pay what I owe. I think the IRS should allow my request for an installment agreement. What can I do?
A. If you want to appeal the denial of the installment agreement you can request an Appeal under the Collection Appeals program (CAP). Follow the instructions in Publication 1660.

Q. I was paying under an installment agreement and missed a few payments. The IRS says I can no longer have the installment agreement and must full pay the balance I owe. What can I do?
A. If you want to appeal the termination of the installment agreement you can request an Appeal under the Collection Appeals program (CAP). Follow the instructions in Publication 1660.

NOW, WASN’T THAT HELPFUL?

As we, at FLAT TAX SERVICE have advised, the IRS is not there to help you. The IRS exists to collect money and collect it as fast as the IRS can. The IRS is not there to give you advice. Here is more from the IRS Website:

Collection Appeals Program (CAP)

CAP procedures are available to you if you've received any one of the following notices:

• Notice of Federal Tax Lien
• Notice of Levy
• Notice of Seizure
• Denial or Termination of Installment Agreement

CAP Procedures

If your only collection contact has been a notice or telephone call:

• Call the IRS telephone number shown on your notice
• Explain why you disagree and that you want to appeal the decision
• Be prepared to offer a solution
• Before you can come to Appeals you will need to first discuss your case with a Collections manager.

If you have been contacted by a Revenue Officer:

• Call the Revenue Office you've been dealing with
• Explain why you disagree and that you want to appeal the decision
• Be prepared to offer a solution
• Before you can come to Appeals you will need to discuss your case with a Collections manager.
• Complete Form 9423, Collection Appeals Request
• You have 2 days from your conference with the Collections manager to submit Form 9423 to the Revenue Officer.

OK, did you understand all of the above? Is it all “crystal clear.” Of course it isn’t.

IT’S NOT SUPPOSE TO BE “CRYSTAL CLEAR”. IN ALL OF THE IRS INFORMATION ABOVE, DOES THE IRS EVER SUGGEST THAT YOU GET HELP FROM A TAX PROFESSIONAL?

• The IRS doesn’t want you to have iIRS Tax Representation.
• The IRS doesn’t want you to know what your rights are.
• The IRS doesn’t really care if your back taxes are accurate.
• The IRS isn’t going to tell you how to reduce the amount of your back taxes.

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