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Collection Due Process Hearing in which he asserted that an
installment agreement had been inappropriately terminated, that
his prior spouse might be partially liable, and that he had
requested an offer in compromise.
By letter dated February 6, 2002, Appeals Officer Beverly A.
Henry (Appeals Officer Henry) notified petitioner that she had
scheduled a conference for March 5, 2002, and that the hearing
that he had requested could be conducted by telephone or
correspondence. On March 5, 2002, Appeals Officer Henry
conducted a telephone conference in which petitioner indicated
his intention to submit an offer in compromise. On March 29,
2002, petitioner submitted an offer in compromise relating to the
above liabilities, proposing that the sum of $3,763 be paid in
more than 90 days but within 24 months from written notice of
acceptance of the offer.
On April 9, 2002, Appeals Officer Henry sent a letter to
petitioner in which she stated:
You have requested consideration of certain issues that
require the expertise of the investigative functions of
the Service.
While the Office of Appeals will maintain jurisdiction
of your case, we have requested further assistance to
research and verify the information you have provided.
It may be necessary for a Revenue Officer to contact
you for information necessary to expedite this review.
The Revenue Officer may need to contact third parties
to verify some of this information. The information we
have requested is needed to help us reach a resolution
of your appeal.
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