IRS Lien Violates Taxpayer Rights
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The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration stated in its July 28, 2010 report that the IRS has increased the number of tax liens it has filed on properties, of delinquent taxpayers’, to protect their federal claims. This is resulting in the Internal Revenue Service violating many of the legal requirements that are necessary to report to taxpayers when it files a tax lien on their property. The IRS must notify the taxpayer of the lien filing within 5 days and in some cases, if the taxpayer has a representative, the representative must be notified as well. This lack of notification is resulting in loss of jobs as well as a individuals right to credit being dried up over night.
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West Seneca, NY -
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Michael Tamsett
- Title
- Enrolled Agent
- Services
- Income Tax Preparation for all types of businesses, and individuals IRS and State Audit Representation.
- Phone
- 212-941-0829
- mtamsett77@hotmail.com