IRS Collection Appeals: How to Request a Review with Form 9423

Facing IRS collection actions can be overwhelming, but you have the right to appeal. At Sullivan for IRS Matters, we help taxpayers navigate the IRS Collection Appeals Program (CAP) using the Collection Appeal Request Form 9423 to challenge unfair levies, liens, or seizures.

What Is the IRS Collection Appeals Program?
The IRS Collection Appeals Program allows taxpayers to request a review of enforcement actions, including:

Tax liens

Levies on wages or bank accounts

Property seizures

Denied installment agreements

By submitting a Collection Appeal Request Form 9423, you can pause IRS collection efforts while an independent officer reviews your case.

How to File a Collection Appeal with Form 9423
To request an appeal, follow these steps:

Complete Form 9423 – Provide details about the disputed IRS action.

Submit Supporting Documents – Include financial statements, tax returns, or proof of errors.

File Before the Deadline – You typically have a limited time (often 30 days) to appeal.

Await a Response – The IRS will review your case and may propose alternatives.

Why Seek Professional Help?
The appeals process can be complex, and mistakes may lead to delays or denials. Our experienced tax professionals at Sullivan for IRS Matters can:

Help you prepare a strong Collection Appeal Request Form 9423

Negotiate with the IRS on your behalf

Explore alternative resolutions like offers in compromise or penalty abatement

Need Help with an IRS Collection Appeal?
If the IRS is taking aggressive collection action, don’t wait—request an appeal today. Contact Sullivan for IRS Matters for expert assistance in filing your Collection Appeal Request Form 9423 and protecting your financial rights.

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