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          than 180 days after July 22, 1998 (January 19, 1999).  See RRA              
          1998 sec. 3401(d), 112 Stat. 750.                                           
               Section 6320(a)(1) requires the Commissioner to provide                
          notice to a person described in section 6321 of the filing of a             
          notice of lien under section 6323.  Section 6320(a)(3) and (b)              
          provides that the person described in section 6321 is entitled to           
          notice of and opportunity for an administrative review of the               
          lien in the form of an Appeals Office due process hearing.                  
          Section 6330 provides for a similar due process hearing where the           
          Commissioner has proposed to levy on the taxpayer's property.               
          Section 6320(c) adopts the procedures set forth in section                  
          6330(c), (d), and (e) governing the issues that may be raised in            
          a due process hearing and the means for obtaining judicial review           
          of the matter.  See Goza v. Commissioner, 114 T.C. 176 (2000).              
               Section 6330(d) provides for judicial review of an                     
          administrative determination respecting a collection matter in              
          pertinent part as follows:                                                  
               SEC. 6330(d). Proceeding After Hearing.--                              
                    (1) Judicial review of determination.--The person                 
               may, within 30 days of a determination under this                      
               section, appeal such determination--                                   
                         (A) to the Tax Court (and the Tax Court shall                
                    have jurisdiction to hear such matter); or                        
                         (B) if the Tax Court does not have                           
                    jurisdiction of the underlying tax liability, to a                
                    district court of the United States.                              
               If a court determines that the appeal was to an                        





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