Chicago Collection Due Process (CDP) Lawyer
Protecting the Best Interests of Clients Across the Country
- Gives the client the most rights
- Filing a levy is stayed pending resolution of appeal
- You can file a petition in the tax court if appeal is denied
CDP appeals can be used to appeal:
- Notice of intent to lien
- Notice of intent to levy
Use Form 12153
Use language in the appeal as follows: “that (propose alternative; OIC or IA) would be a less intrusive manner of settling the tax liability.”
- You have 30 days to file the appeal
Advantage with CDP (preserves the right to file a petition in tax court if the result of appeal is not satisfactory)
- If appeal request is not timely, you will be allowed an ‘equivalent hearing”
- No statutory suspension of collection action;
- No right to file a tax court petition.
Appeal of Rejection of OIC
If the OIC is rejected, you can file an appeal. In fact, most OIC’s end in appeals. If you originally filed OIC through appeals, usually in response to an appeal of a final notice of intent to levy, you will have the right to petition tax court.
Learn more about the services our team can provide by calling us at (800) 261-6671. Our Chicago Collection Due Process attorney is here to provide you with the skilled representation you need.
