United States v. Brabant-Scribner

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Offer of compromise is not a reasonable alternative to seizure under 26 C.F.R. sec. 301.6334-1(d)(1), which requires an alternative for collection, not an alternative to collection. The Eighth Circuit affirmed the district court's grant of the government's petition for permission to levy taxpayer's home and to apply the proceeds toward her debt. The court rejected taxpayer's claim that the government must respond to her offer to compromise the debt before the court may levy on her principal residence. View "United States v. Brabant-Scribner" on Justia Law

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