- 4 -
* * * * * * *
We are requesting a hearing for the following
reasons.
1) Knowing that I was going to be awarded a 100%
disability by the VA, we attempted to effecutuate an
OFFER IN COMPROMISE on three (3) separate occasions.
The first one was requested in 1999.
We were told by a variety of local CPA’s that the
IRS was not staffed properly to administrate the OIC
Program. We informed the Taxpayer Advocate office in
Phoenix of the forth coming Disability Rating and that
we would appreciate an answer. It took 3 years to get
a response.
One Mrs. Holmes stated to me that we were “placed
in UNCOLLECTIBLE STATUS” and that there “would be no
liens”. So it appears we were misguided.
Ms. Holmes also stated, quite succinctly, that
“given the mountain of offers they are processing”,
“your amount owed is not even worth setting up for
payment plans” That is a quote and it was recorded
with acknowledgment.
I am now 100% Disabled Permanent and Total, as a
result of fighting for the system that we all
represent. Since the rating I have developed
additional medical problems, total knee replacement,
and shingles.
My dear IRS officials, I made a due diligent
attempt to pay you, and begged to process my offer
sooner. “Time is of the Essence” concept apparently
has no play when it comes to the IRS.
I believe I need professional assistance at this
Hearing, so I have requested the accounting firm of
Moran & Quick CPA’s to represent me. The accountants
name is Mark DeBenedetti CPA.
By letter dated February 2, 2004, an IRS Appeals officer
scheduled a conference with petitioners. The letter also
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011