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Introduction›HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE—Continued

SECTION 17. APPEAL OF

Internal Revenue Bulletin 1996-4 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

SUSPENSION

.01 If an Electronic Filer receives a suspension letter from the National Coordinator, the Electronic Filer is entitled to appeal, by written protest, to the National Director of Appeals. The written protest must be sent to the National Coordinator, who will forward it to the National Director of Appeals. During the appeals process, the suspension remains in effect.

.02 The written protest must be received by the National Coordinator within 30 calendar days of the date of the suspension letter. The written protest must contain detailed reasons, with supporting documentation, for withdrawal of the suspension.

.03 Within 15 calendar days of receipt of a written protest, the National Coordinator will forward the file on the Electronic Filer and the material described in section 17.02 of this revenue procedure to the National Director of Appeals.

.04 Failure to appeal within the 30day period described in section 17.02

of this revenue procedure irrevocably terminates the Electronic Filer’s right to appeal the suspension.

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