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Tax Regulations - Section 3421 - Approval Process for Notices of Levy, Liens, and Seizures OverviewThis provision requires a review and approval process for a lien, notice of levy or seizure, where appropriate, and provides for disciplinary action against employees or supervisors when the approval procedures are not followed.
IRM 56(12)1.1 and 1.2; IRM 5.11; and memorandum from Deborah Reilly, Assistant Commissioner (Collection), Approval Process for Notices of Levy, Liens, and Seizures Section 3421 of the Restructuring and Reform Act, dated July 30, 1998. Requirement The supervisor is required to review the
taxpayer's information to:
All seizures must be approved by the Collection Division Chief or higher level of management. Levels of approval for notice of levy are found in the July 30 memorandum, Exhibit 5.11.1-1. Procedures The procedures below are to be followed for the review and approval process: When a notice of levy, lien, or seizure is turned in for approval, include the following information in the history:
District Director or Assistant Director Approval A levy or seizure that requires the Director or Assistant Director's (DD/ADD) approval must include a memorandum explaining the information above and be approved by all levels of management. If all levels approve the levy or seizure but the DD or ADD rejects it, the rejection must be in writing and explain the reason(s). Courtesy Levy A courtesy seizure, notice of levy, or lien requires local approval and approval from the originating district. A fact sheet that includes all pertinent documentation must be sent with the Form 2209 for the receiving revenue officer to obtain approval and effect the levy or seizure. Form 2209 must be signed by the appropriate approving official in the district requesting the action. All other action required by IRM 56(12)9, Seizures in Other Districts, must still be followed. TO
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