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Tax Problem Attorney BlogWhat Happens at a Collection Due Process Hearing?
A Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing may be your last chance to prevent an IRS collection action, such as bank account levy. It is also an opportunity request that the IRS withdraw or release its tax lien. At a CDP hearing, you may request an installment agreement, offer in compromise, innocent spouse defense, or you may dispute the amount of tax you owe. However, you can only receive a CDP hearing if you request it in writing within 30-days of receiving the IRS Notice of Intent to Levy.
A CDP hearing will be available if you receive any of the following notices:
- Notice of Federal Tax Lien Filing