Currently Not Collectible
Pausing IRS collection actions when paying would create hardship.
How Coda Approaches Currently Not Collectible
If paying anything toward your tax debt would prevent you from meeting basic living costs, you may qualify for Currently Not Collectible status. The IRS may place your account in a collection hold, halting levies and garnishments while the 10-year statute continues to run.
- Hold on bank levies, garnishments, and collection calls
- Monthly payment evaluated under hardship formulas
- Collection Statute Expiration Date continues to run toward expiration
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