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Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing request for lien threat

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A 4 page response to an IRS Letter 3172 and a Notice of Federal Tax Lien demanding a due process appeals hearing to address the issues of statutory liability for tax

This Request for Appeals Consideration is for the purpose of invoking my right to have the Appeals Office review the lawfulness of the determinations and other actions which have been taken in my case. It is based upon the provisions of 26 USC § 6320, which states in part: … I request that a copy of the Secretary’s verification obtained by the appeals officer, pursuant to subsection (c) above, be provided to me at the hearing for my records. If said verification is obtained from any person other than the Secretary, then I further request that a copy of all applicable delegation orders, delegating the authority for such verification to said person, be provided to me at the same time. Pursuant to IRM § 8.6.1.2.1, I expect the location of my face-to-face conference…

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