A revenue officer is an agent responsible for collecting revenue for the IRS.

Their goal is to get as much money as possible. These officers have the power to levy your bank account and garnish your wages.

When a revenue officer is assigned to your case, they will send you an initial document request (IDR). They will ask for bank statements, pay stubs, and a filled-out form 433A, or for business owners, form 433B.

With these documents, the revenue officer will identify how much you can pay. They may want a large down payment or try to borrow against your assets.

It's important that you submit your information to the revenue officer in the most advantageous way for you. The data you provide will be used by the IRS to determine what they think they can collect and what settlement offers you qualify for.

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