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Can the IRS Continue to Collect Tax After You File a Tax Court Petition? | Tax Attorney Explains

IMPORTANT: If you've filed a Tax Court petition and are still receiving IRS collection notices, this video is for you!

In this video, I break down what should happen when you file a Tax Court petition and what to do when the system breaks down. As a former IRS agent and tax attorney, I'll explain:

What You'll Learn:
The automatic stay rule that should protect you from IRS collection
Why the IRS sometimes continues collection after a petition is filed
Real client story: How communication breakdowns happen between Tax Court and IRS
Step-by-step solution: Filing a Motion to Restrain Assessment or Collection
What documents you need and how to protect your rights

Key Takeaways:
Filing a Tax Court petition should STOP all IRS collection activity
System breakdowns are unfortunately common
You have legal remedies when the IRS doesn't follow the law
Don't panic, but don't ignore collection notices either

About Me:
I'm Andrew Bosserman, former IRS agent and founder of Boss Tax Law. With years of experience on both sides of tax disputes, I help taxpayers navigate complex IRS issues and Tax Court cases.

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Location: Serving clients nationwide with IRS tax disputes and Tax Court representation.
Website: www.bosstaxlaw.com
Phone: (704) 912-5415