Appeals Office

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The Appeals Office is an independent administrative body within the IRS that resolves tax disputes between taxpayers and the agency without going to court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative body
office of the Internal Revenue Service
tax dispute resolution body
alternativeTo United States Court of Federal Claims in tax cases
United States district courts
surface form: United States District Courts in tax cases

United States Tax Court
avoids formal court proceedings
characteristic intended to be impartial
intended to be independent of IRS exam and collection
separate from IRS compliance functions
communicationChannel in-person conferences
telephone conferences
virtual conferences
written correspondence
country United States of America
surface form: United States
function conduct independent review of IRS determinations
consider appeals of collection actions
consider taxpayer appeals of IRS examination findings
facilitate settlement of tax controversies
hold conferences with taxpayers or their representatives
issue administrative decisions in tax disputes
goal enhance public confidence in the integrity of the tax system
resolve disputes in a fair and impartial manner
handles collection due process cases
employment tax disputes
estate and gift tax disputes
income tax disputes
offers in compromise appeals
penalty disputes
trust fund recovery penalty appeals
hasTypeOfStaff appeals officers
appeals team managers
settlement officers
jurisdiction federal tax law of the United States
legalBasis IRS administrative procedures
Internal Revenue Code
location Washington, D.C.
overseenBy United States Department of the Treasury
parentAgency Internal Revenue Service
partOf Internal Revenue Service
purpose promote voluntary compliance with tax laws
provide an administrative alternative to tax litigation
resolve tax disputes between taxpayers and the IRS
resolves tax disputes without litigation
serves business taxpayers
individual taxpayers
tax-exempt organizations
usesProcess administrative appeal
hazards of litigation analysis
informal conference

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Internal Revenue Service hasDivision Appeals Office