If the IRS has rejected your installment agreement request, is threatening to levy your bank accounts, or is threatening to garnish your wages, you may have the right to file collection appeals: either a Collection Due Process Appeal or a Collection Action Program appeal. These appeals can stop IRS collection efforts and will allow you to have another person in the IRS Appeals office review your case and make a determination about your proposal to repay your taxes.
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