IRS General Information

5.1.17.1  (05-20-2008)
General Information

  1. The provisions of IRC §6103 and corresponding regulations apply to all third-party contacts.

  2. For third-party contacts made for the purpose of collecting or determining a tax liability, IRC §7602(c) requires the IRS to:

    1. Provide advance notice to the taxpayer that third-party contacts may be made,

    2. Periodically provide a list of all third-party contacts to the taxpayer, and

    3. Provide a list of third-party contacts to the taxpayer upon request.

      Note:

      Any tax period under investigation by Criminal Investigation (CI) is not subject to the requirements of IRC §7602(c). A criminal investigation is initiated when an administrative referral based on a firm indication of fraud is made to CI. Third-party contacts to develop the referral are contacts under IRC §7602(c).


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