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IRS Tax Collections: Liens and Levies The Zicklin Tax Seminar Series December 3, 2012 Proper Assessment • Notice Requirements – No notice necessary for self‐assessment or computational correction – Stat. Notice of Deficiency (90‐day letter) • Statute of Limitations on Assessment – 3 years from date return due (if timely) or filed (if late) – 6 years if substantial understatement – No limit if return not filed or if fraudulent Statute of Limitations on Collection • 10 Years from assessment • Tolling of the statute of limitations – CDP Hearing – Offer in Compromise – Bankruptcy • IRS can reduce FTL to Judgment to extend time to collect Federal Tax Lien • “Silent Lien” arises at assessment • Notice of Filing of Federal Tax Lien – Establish Priority – Notice to Taxpayer After Filed – CDP Rights to Protest Filing • Lien filing adversely affects credit rating – Prospective employers conduct lien searches ycort@litaxattorney.com www.litaxattorney.com ©Karen J. Tenenbaum, P.C. 2012 Page 2 220
IRS Tax Collections: Liens and Levies The Zicklin Tax Seminar Series December 3, 2012 Federal Tax Lien • Subordination and Discharge – Lower priority or dismiss claim to specific property • Release of Federal Tax Lien – When fully paid – Amount shown on lien is not the payoff amount! • May be able to withdraw liens for fully paid liabilities • Significant reduction in number of liens filed in 2012 compared to 2011 NYS Warrant vs. Federal Tax Lien • IRS “Silent” Lien takes priority over NYS Warrant, even when no Federal Tax Lien has been filed • No collection appeal rights against NYS Warrant; compare CDP and CAP for IRS liens Levy • Notice and CDP Rights prior to levy action – Statutory hold – Exception for jeopardy – No prior notice required for state tax refund offset • Continuous Wage Levy – Only a limited amount is exempt – Compare NYS: only 10% is garnished ycort@litaxattorney.com www.litaxattorney.com ©Karen J. Tenenbaum, P.C. 2012 Page 3 221
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