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COD income must be included as ordinary income on the taxpayer’s return unless exclusion is allowable. This forgiven amount becomes cancellation of debt income (COD) to the taxpayer. The amount forgiven is all or a portion of the remaining amount on the original loan minus the new loan or minus the sale amount of the property. Asking the lender or borrower whether a portion of the debt will be cancelled should be added to the foreclosure investigation questions for those parties. Lender forecloses and the property sells for less than the amount of the loanĬancellation of debt may impact the IRS’ decision to discharge or subordinate a lien interest related to a foreclosure investigation. Property is sold and deeded back to the lender Lender modifies loan reducing the principal balance of loan and the borrower keeps house When circumstances dictate, the employee should use problem solving and negotiation techniques, and in so doing consider the perspective of the taxpayer/POA/third party when working toward case resolution.Īny written notification or other communication should address the issue(s) clearly and in a language understandable to someone unfamiliar with IRS terms, acronyms, and jargon. This follow-up includes closing the case if this action is appropriate. Other Investigations (OI) to investigate foreclosures originate in Advisory.ĭuring the course of a judicial or non-judicial investigation, when the applicant, taxpayer, representative, or IRS employee misses a specific deadline, follow-up is based on meeting the Service's requirements to maintain its standing in the proceeding and should be initiated no later than fourteen (14) calendar days after the missed deadline. An investigation may be needed to determine how the equity in the property is impacted by the foreclosure and whether any action is warranted to protect that interest. If the foreclosing encumbrance is senior to the IRS’ position, the federal tax lien will be extinguished from the property after the foreclosure sale, as provided by state law. The IRS may be asked by the purchaser to discharge the property from the lien. If the foreclosing encumbrance is junior to the IRS’ position, the federal tax lien remains on the property undisturbed by the foreclosure. AudienceSmall Business/ Self-Employed Collection Employees Effective Date(06-03-2016)
JUDICIAL CONSENT FORM CODE
Effect on Other DocumentsThis material supersedes IRM 5.12.4 dated June 11, 2010, and Interim Guidance Memo SBSE-05-0714-0040, titled Change to Definition of Designated Payment Code 07, dated July 22, 2014. Deleted exhibit because letter is now a published document. Deleted subsection as it contains information in other subsections. Updated to incorporate language from Interim Guidance Memo SBSE-05-0714-0040. (5) 5.12.4.5.1 Inserted cross-reference to perishable goods seizures. Added paragraph about personal delivery services and note about the use of Form 14497. (3) 5.12.4.3.1 Inserted paragraphs regarding the power of sale clause and the delegations of authority relative to non-judicial sales.
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Moved information about power of sale clauses to 5.12.4.3. Deleted generic information about the economy’s impact on foreclosures. Added Note that the Centralized Lien Operation may process DOJ requests instead of Advisory. Significant additions or deletions to the text are noted as follows. Updated terminology and references revised wording for clarification and compliance with writing standards restructured subsections to improve flow and comprehension and corrected formatting issues. (1) This transmits revised IRM 5.12.4, Judicial and Non-Judicial Foreclosures.
JUDICIAL CONSENT FORM MANUAL
Judicial/Non-Judicial Foreclosuresĥ.12.4 Judicial/Non-Judicial Foreclosures Manual Transmittal 5.12.4.7.2 Right to Redeem Property Sold at Non-Judicial Sale.5.12.4.7.1 Surplus or Excess Proceeds from Non-Judicial Sales.5.12.4.7 Non-Judicial Sale Activities and Tasks.
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5.12.4.6 Consent to Sale of Property Free of Lien.5.12.4.5.3 Non-Judicial Perishable Sale Proceeds.5.12.4.5.2 Notice of Non-Judicial Sale of Perishable Goods.5.12.4.5.1 Definition of Perishable Goods.5.12.4.5 Non-Judicial Sale of Perishable Goods.5.12.4.4.5 Disclosure of Adequacy of Notice.5.12.4.4.1 Determining the Date of Non-Judicial Sale.5.12.4.3.1 Investigation Elements and Responsibilities for Non-Judicial Foreclosures.5.12.4.2.3 Right to Redeem Property Sold at Judicial Sale.5.12.4.2.2 Judicial Foreclosure Activities and Tasks.5.12.4.2.1 Judicial Foreclosure Case Responsibility.5.12.4.1.2 Discharge Consideration During Foreclosure Investigation.5.12.4.1.1 Investigation Guidelines for Judicial/Non-Judicial Sales.
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