When does the collection of IRS debt expire?
With more money sitting delinquent in the US Treasury than the government has resources to collect, this is a great question. All of that “quiet” debt does go eventually go away.
The IRS has 10 years to collect a tax debt. The IRS refers to this as a “Collection Statute Expiration Date.” Internally, IRS personnel [...]
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A former IRS trial attorney, Howard Levy has over 18 years of experience in representing individuals and businesses facing tax controversies. His expertise includes finding solutions to IRS collection problems, with an emphasis on the use of bankruptcy. He is a partner in the Cincinnati, Ohio law firm of Voorhees & Levy LLC.
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11159 Kenwood Rd.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
Tel: 513.489.2555
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