New IRS Private Collection Program

admin • December 3, 2018

 

The IRS began a new private collection program of certain overdue federal tax debts selecting four contractors to implement it. The groups are CBE Group of Cedar Falls, Iowa; Conserve of Fairport, N.Y.; Performant of Livermore, Calif.; and Pioneer of Horseheads, N.Y. The taxpayer’s account will only be assigned to one of these agencies, never to all four. No other private group is authorized to represent the IRS.

 

 

The IRS will always notify a taxpayer before transferring their account to a private collection agency (PCA). The IRS will send a letter to the taxpayer and their tax representative informing them that their account is being assigned to a PCA and giving the name and contact information for the PCA. This mailing will include a copy of Publication 4518 , What You Can Expect When the IRS Assigns Your Account to a Private Collection Agency.

 

Conclusion

In conclusion, if your overdue federal tax debt is assigned to a private collection agency, the IRS will notify you beforehand with detailed information about the agency handling your case. It's important to be aware that only the four authorized contractors will manage your account, and no other private groups can represent the IRS. Stay informed and take action to resolve your tax issues promptly to avoid further complications.

 

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