High Dollar Cases Are Going to the Field: Meaning More Scrutiny, Aggressive Collections and Quicker Resolution

This is HUGE news, Beginning, October 1st (yes it has already begun), the IRS is transferring all cases that were previously handled by the “High Dollar Unit” to local Revenue Officers out in the field. High Dollar cases are tax problems with more than $100,000 owed. You can expect an Army of very ambitious Revenue Officers to start aggressively collecting and make a name for themselves.
So, the Offer in Compromise cases that were handled locally are now going back to the central Offer in Compromise units in Memphis and New York. The Army of IRS agents that handled these cases locally will now be assigned to the infamous High Dollar cases going out to local offices around the country. Again, this is a game changer and we can expect a lot of new activity.
Essentially, the High Dollar Unit and the OIC Unit switched jobs. Now the High Dollar Unit cases are going to be handled locally in the field by Revenue Officers in offices close to where you live, scary. You can be certain about one thing, these cases are going to be handled swiftly and scrutinized more than ever. One positive is for clients that hire 911Tax Relief, we will be dealing directly with a person locally and have the opportunity to show the human side of the case that can make all the difference in the world.