The Internal Revenue Service deems much of their inventory in the field as cases that are noncollectable. We are asked on a frequent basis, “how do you qualify for this program”? On all open cases, the IRS takes a financial statement. The cases usually close themselves because they will be paid in full, a part pay agreement is reached, or they are in this noncollectable status. IRS has a set of National Standards. You will find this info at www.irsgov.org, National Standards. If after taking the financial statement the IRS finds that your case fits the requirements of the National Standards and you do not have the ability to pay, the IRS will put your case in hardship, which usually lasts about 3 years.
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