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IRS Failure To Release Lien

A suit for damages may also be brought in federal district court against the IRS if IRS employees improperly fail to release a lien on your property. Before you sue, you must file an administrative claim for damages. The lawsuit must be filed within two years after your claim arose. You may sue for actual economic damages plus costs of the action; the types of damages that may be recovered are similar to those discussed for suing the IRS for unauthorized collection actions.

• 11/20/2008 - IRS Failure To Release Lien

• 11/19/2008 - Penalty for Frivolous Action

• 11/18/2008 - Recovering Attorneys' Fees

• 11/17/2008 - Upfront Payment for OIC

• 11/16/2008 - Penalty for Frivolous Tax Court Action

• 11/15/2008 - Notice of Deficiency

• 11/14/2008 - Too Good to Be True

• 11/13/2008 - Penalties Relating to Reportable Transactions

• 11/12/2008 - Waiving Your Right To Appeal

• 11/11/2008 - Audit Scheduling

• 11/10/2008 - Authorize Someone To Discuss Return Processing Problems

• 11/9/2008 - No Limitation Period for Fraud

• 11/8/2008 - Taxpayer Rights Web Page

• 11/7/2008 - Audits on the Rise

• 11/6/2008 - Refund Offset for Overdue State Taxes

• 11/5/2008 - Disability Suspends Limitation

• 11/4/2008 - Time Limits Must Be Observed

• 11/3/2008 - Making a Deposit To Suspend Interest

• 11/2/2008 - Free E-Filing

• 11/1/2008 - Interest Not Paid on Most Refunds

• 10/31/2008 - You Can Get a Six-Month Filing Extension

• 10/30/2008 - Get Timely Postmark for Last Minute Mailing

• 10/29/2008 - Keep Copies

• 10/28/2008 - Getting a Copy of an Old Tax Return

• 10/27/2008 - Optional Method

• 10/26/2008 - 50% Deduction

• 10/25/2008 - Trader in Securities

• 10/24/2008 - Freelancer Fees

• 10/23/2008 - Real Estate Investor

• 10/22/2008 - Recapture of Net Ordinary Losses

• 10/21/2008 - Capital Gain or Ordinary Loss

• 10/20/2008 - Tax-Free Exchanges

• 10/19/2008 - Installment Sale

• 10/18/2008 - Dispositions Other than Sales

• 10/17/2008 - Leased Vehicle

• 10/16/2008 - Trade-in Adjustment

• 10/15/2008 - Basis Reduction for First-Year Bonus Depreciation

• 10/14/2008 - Recapture of MACRS Deductions

• 10/13/2008 - First-Year Election Affects Later Years

• 10/12/2008 - Capital Improvements

• 10/11/2008 - Claiming First-Year Expensing or Depreciation for Your Car

• 10/10/2008 - Computer Software Not Subject to Amortization

• 10/9/2008 - Covenants Not To Compete

• 10/8/2008 - Abandonment of Leasehold Improvements

• 10/7/2008 - Demolition and Cleanup Costs in the GO Zone

• 10/6/2008 - Additions and Improvements

• 10/5/2008 - Computer Software

• 10/4/2008 - Depreciation Restrictions for a Computer

• 10/3/2008 - Should You Elect Straight-Line Recovery?

• 10/2/2008 - Half-Year Convention