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Federal Tax Practice Study Group - Shared screen with speaker view
Sarah Fields
01:48:06
Yes! Kudos to IRS for using Zoom ; it's a successful option!
Bruce Mack
01:48:29
Zoom meeting are more economical for the taxpayer and the representative.
Sarah Fields
01:48:44
It also helps disabled participants
Tom Bassett
01:48:56
agree, and Appeals is way out in front of the rest of IRS in how it's handled COVID and business interruptions
Patti M. Richards
01:49:32
I agree - I settled 5 docketed cases with Zoom last August.
Bruce Mack
01:50:57
It helps climate change by traving less.
Tom Bassett
02:18:19
re: penalties - I had a corporate penalty for underpayment of estimated taxes (which was flatly wrong), had zero success with collections, either in writing or on the phone, got a collection hold, as that was expiring, filed a 12153. An agent from Miami FL sent me a letter for a conference, and when we chatted on the phone, said she'd fully reviewed the case and was, without hearing from me, going to recommend full abatement to her manager (and subsequently I got the letter abating it in full), so my client experience with this process is that it's working as it should (on the Appeals side - the Collections side is hopeless)
Lance Rothenberg
02:19:11
positive
Jennifer Ann Wynne
02:19:22
My experience was positive.
Tom Bassett
02:19:38
yes, CDP
Sarah Fields
02:20:11
My Ogden penalty abatements go to a black hole...
Tom Bassett
02:20:19
Ogden is a black hole
Tom Bassett
02:22:08
yes, thanks much!