IRS Exceptions to IRC 7602(c) Requirements

5.1.17.8  (12-30-2002)
Exceptions to IRC 7602(c) Requirements

  1. IRC §7602(c)(3) provides for four situations when the IRS is not required to give the taxpayer advance general notice or to include a particular third-party contact on the list of third-party contacts provided to the taxpayer. The exceptions are:

    • Taxpayer authorizes third-party contact.

    • Jeopardy - IRS has good cause to believe that contact may jeopardize collection.

    • Reprisal - the third party contact believes that the taxpayer will harm the other person in any way (physical, economic, emotional, or otherwise).

    • Pending criminal investigation.


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