When tax debt makes it impossible to afford basic living expenses, the IRS may classify your account as Currently Not Collectable (CNC). CNC halts all active IRS collection efforts, providing breathing room for taxpayers facing financial hardship.
CNC status temporarily stops all IRS collection actions, including wage garnishments, bank levies, and asset seizures. While your account is in CNC:
This status is a long-term solution that means you do not have to worry about the IRS trying to collect from you directly. They will continue to offset your future tax refunds, if any, during the collection period. But there is no risk of garnished/levied bank accounts or wages.
Usually with CNC, the IRS allows the status for at least two years and may request new information if substantially more income is reported to the taxpayer’s social security number in the future.
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We also thoroughly evaluate other tax resolution options, ensuring CNC is the right fit for your situation.
If you’re overwhelmed by tax debt, CNC status could be the solution you need. Contact Ashley F. Morgan Law, PC to discuss your options with experienced attorneys who will guide you every step of the way.
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