Appeals

IRS Independent Office of Appeals:    Appeals Mediation Programs Part II Protests You must submit a written protest to request an Appeals conference. The Appeals employee assigned to your case will use your protest to prepare for the Appeals conference. Refer to Notice 609, Privacy Act Notice, for more information about how the IRS uses…

IRS Independent Office of Appeals:    Appeals Mediation Programs Part I In certain IRS cases, you may request an expedited dispute resolution process called Fast Track Settlement (FTS). The disputed issue must be fully developed and the IRS must agree to participate in this process. During FTS, your case remains in the examiner’s jurisdiction while…

If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part IV IRS Independent Office of Appeals:    If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part IV If You Do Nothing… And Your Case Is… A denial of a request for innocent spouse relief The IRS Will… Generally send you a final…

If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part III IRS Independent Office of Appeals:    If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part III If You Do Nothing… And Your Case Is… A rejection of an offer in compromise (OIC) based on doubt as to liability.   The IRS Will……

If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part II IRS Independent Office of Appeals:    If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part II If You Do Nothing… And Your Case Is… A denial of a claim for refund The IRS Will… Send you a notice of claim disallowance…

If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part I IRS Independent Office of Appeals:    If you do not agree with the IRS…and Do Nothing… Part I If You Do Nothing… And Your Case Is… An examination of your income, estate (and generation-skipping transfer), gift (and generation-skipping transfer), or certain excise taxes…