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Taxpayer advocate to IRS: Don’t lien too heavily

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By Jeanne Sahadi, senior writerJanuary 7, 2010: 7:47 AM ET

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The tax man has gotten a lot more aggressive in slapping liens on taxpayers who are seriously delinquent in their payments.

In fact, the Internal Revenue Service issued 475% more liens last year than it did in 1999.

But it hasn’t been doing so judiciously, which is causing unnecessary harm to some taxpayers and, ironically, to federal coffers, according to national taxpayer advocate Nina Olson.

“Taxpayers are being greatly harmed for very little benefit to the government,” Olson told CNNMoney. (more…)


January 19th, 2010 |

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