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Join us for a comprehensive webinar focusing on the roles of IRS Specialty Collection - Insolvency. Learn the proper procedures for notifying the IRS of bankruptcy filing, how to address related issues with the IRS, and the implications of bankruptcy on taxes and liabilities. Discover key steps to protect your case during bankruptcy and understand the importance of Form 2848 in disclosures.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the roles and responsibilities of IRS Specialty Collection - Insolvency
- Recognize the correct procedures for notifying the IRS of a bankruptcy filing
- List the crucial steps to take when contacting the IRS for bankruptcy-related issues
- Determine the impact of bankruptcy on taxes and tax liabilities
Sabina Makarov
IRS
Territory Manager for Specialty Collection-Insolvency
Sabina Makarov’s experience includes almost 20 years of general collection and specialty collection – bankruptcy knowledge. Sabina is a Territory Manager for Specialty Collection-Insolvency working in states starting from Colorado to Alaska and Hawaii.
Anthony Liburd
IRS
Acting Insolvency Territory Manager, Territory 6 Great Plains
Anthony Liburd is currently the Insolvency Acting Territory Manager for Territory 6 Great Plains. Territory 6 includes the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. Anthony has been with the IRS for 18 years and has worked in Insolvency since 2013.
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