Webinar Review: “don’t Have A Seizure” Protecting Your Clients From The IRS Collection Division


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  • 1. 

    If a letter 1058 Final Notice of Intent to Levy is received how long do you have to appeal the intended levy?

    • A.

      60 days

    • B.

      30 days

    • C.

      21 days

    • D.

      10 days

    Correct Answer
    B. 30 days
    Explanation
    Answer B – 30 days
    In order to appeal the levy and request a hearing you must do so in 30 days.

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  • 2. 

    What is the length of the statutory period for collection of debt owed to the IRS?

    • A.

      7 years

    • B.

      6 years

    • C.

      12 years

    • D.

      10 years

    Correct Answer
    D. 10 years
    Explanation
    Answer D – 10 years
    The Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1990 extended the Statute of Limitations for collection to ten years.

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  • 3. 

    The IRS can seize property it has a lien on by?

    • A.

      Taking the taxpayer to court

    • B.

      Having a judgment entered

    • C.

      Taking possession of the property

    • D.

      Having a levy issued by the sheriff’s department to seize and sell the assets

    Correct Answer
    C. Taking possession of the property
    Explanation
    Answer C - Taking possession of the property
    Because the IRS has a lien on a delinquent taxpayer’s property, it may take that property to satisfy taxes. The IRS can, administratively, take actions that any other creditor could take only after extensive court litigation.

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  • 4. 

    A Levy of funds from an employer-sponsored retirement plan or IRA account will have what effect on the taxpayer?

    • A.

      Taxpayer will pay income tax and the 10% early distribution penalty on the amount levied

    • B.

      No tax due by taxpayer

    • C.

      Taxpayer will pay only the 10% penalty

    • D.

      Taxpayer will pay only the income tax on the amount levied

    Correct Answer
    D. Taxpayer will pay only the income tax on the amount levied
    Explanation
    Answer D - Taxpayer will pay only the income tax on the amount levied
    The IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 provided an exception from the 10% early withdrawal tax for amounts withdrawn from an employer-sponsored retirement plan or IRA that are subject to a levy by the IRA. Taxpayers must still pay the income tax.

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  • 5. 

    The form that the IRS would send to an employer to levy an employee’s wages is? 

    • A.

      668-B

    • B.

      668-W

    • C.

      668-A

    • D.

      668-D

    Correct Answer
    B. 668-W
    Explanation
    Answer B – 668-W
    The 668-A Levy of Assets such as accounts receivable, notes receivable, and other assets.
    668-B Seizure Process Documents
    668-D Release of Levy/Release of Property from Levy

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  • 6. 

    The expenses included in the National Standards include?

    • A.

      Housing

    • B.

      Food

    • C.

      Health Care

    • D.

      Transportation

    Correct Answer
    B. Food
    Explanation
    Answer B – Food
    The National Standards are food, housekeeping supplies, apparel and services, personal care products and services and miscellaneous.
    The National Standards, Out of Pocket Health Care, Local Standards and other Expenses are the 4 types of necessary expenses. Housing and Transportation are included in the Local Standards.

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