http://www.getirshelp.com/irsblog/85/irs-collection-appeals-can-irs-appeals-save-the-day/ The First & Preeminent Blog in the World on IRS Problems and How to Solve Them!! Wed, 30 Nov 2011 20:30:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.getirshelp.com/irsblog/85/irs-collection-appeals-can-irs-appeals-save-the-day/#comment-21066 Darrin Mish Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:15:05 +0000 http://www.getirshelp.com/irsblog/?p=85#comment-21066 The only course of action that I think you have to speak with the Manager of the Appeals Unit and attempt to state your case there. Unfortunately, there is no other option (as far as I can tell from your description). You will not have an opportunity to dispute this in Court. The only course of action that I think you have to speak with the Manager of the Appeals Unit and attempt to state your case there. Unfortunately, there is no other option (as far as I can tell from your description). You will not have an opportunity to dispute this in Court.

]]> http://www.getirshelp.com/irsblog/85/irs-collection-appeals-can-irs-appeals-save-the-day/#comment-20817 Al Yisrael Wed, 20 Aug 2008 19:55:04 +0000 http://www.getirshelp.com/irsblog/?p=85#comment-20817 The IRS appeals agent has requested various documents for my 2005 tax return funds to be released. I and my former wife have submitted the necessary documentation and she also submitted a notarised letter stating that she indeed allow me to claim my son according to the court order for me to claim him for my 2005 taxes. I received a text from my former wife asking me to revoke my claim. When I called her back she would not answer the phone. The appeals agent XXXXX stated the next day that he could not release the funds because she changed her mind after she submitted signed documentation a week prior. Now this is a day after my former wife spoke with him then called me and begged me to revoke my claim. After I stated that I would get a lawyer he claimed this is as far as it could go. When we concluded the conversation he called me back twice sounding nervous and trying persuade me to retrieve documents from her. I have always heard of dishonest IRS agents but this one is not that bright. He refused to give me his managers number then he got nervous and gave me an office number that was to a office in Greenville NC. I think that I am experiencing illegal activity from an IRS agent. Please give me some professional advice. Thank you. The IRS appeals agent has requested various documents for my 2005 tax return funds to be released. I and my former wife have submitted the necessary documentation and she also submitted a notarised letter stating that she indeed allow me to claim my son according to the court order for me to claim him for my 2005 taxes. I received a text from my former wife asking me to revoke my claim. When I called her back she would not answer the phone. The appeals agent XXXXX stated the next day that he could not release the funds because she changed her mind after she submitted signed documentation a week prior. Now this is a day after my former wife spoke with him then called me and begged me to revoke my claim. After I stated that I would get a lawyer he claimed this is as far as it could go. When we concluded the conversation he called me back twice sounding nervous and trying persuade me to retrieve documents from her. I have always heard of dishonest IRS agents but this one is not that bright. He refused to give me his managers number then he got nervous and gave me an office number that was to a office in Greenville NC. I think that I am experiencing illegal activity from an IRS agent. Please give me some professional advice. Thank you.

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