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Internal Revenue Manual Part 4. Examining Process · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

See IRM 4.70.12.3.11, Survey Procedures for all other survey procedures.

If there is a compelling reason to continue the examination after a status 97 has posted, submit a request to the Director, EO Examinations (or their delegate). Examples of reasons to continue an examination include:

An earlier effective date of revocation needs to be proposed based on the facts and circumstances.

A survey might jeopardize a fraud case.

The examination is for a claim not yet resolved.

For IRC 501(c)(12) and 501(c)(15) organizations, the posting of a Form 1120 series tax return in lieu of Form 990, is considered a filed return satisfying the filing requirement for automatic revocation purposes.

A substitute for return (SFR) with a TC 150 is not a filed return for automatic revocation purposes.

Employment tax returns and Chapter 42 tax returns are not subject to these procedures.

Surveys of auto-revoked organizations are not subject to mandatory review.

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