IRS General

25.3.3.1  (08-28-2006)
General

  1. Promptly respond to all requests from either the United States Attorney or counsel. Meeting time limits is critical.

  2. If you receive service of a Summons and Complaint, date-stamp it and forward a copy to the U.S. Attorney.

    Caution:

    Do not return the acknowledgment.

  3. If you receive a Summons and Complaint in the mail, sign but do not date the acknowledgment form. Forward a complete set of documents to Area Counsel.



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