KILLER IRS Frivolous Tax Argument: Verification Given As Required By I.R.C. & 6330 (c) (1)

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 13, 2010 -- Taxpayers must be provided with any documents as part of the verification process, which takes place at a collection due process hearing. The IRS considers this argument frivolous and explains why. According to the law, the appeals officer is not required to rely on a particular document, such as the summary record of the assessment.

In addition to this, there is no requirement of verification in the statute or regulations. The appeals officer is not required to provide a copy of the verification process for the taxpayer.

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KILLER IRS Frivolous Tax Argument: Verification Given As Required By I.R.C. & 6330 (c) (1)

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