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(redirected from Doubt As to Collectibility)

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DATCDavis Applied Technology College (Kaysville, Utah)
DATCDoubt As to Collectibility
DATCDays After Test Completion
DATCDeferred Adverse Tax Consequence
DATCDirect Assistance & Training Command
DATCDirector of Air Traffic Control
DATCDread at the Controls (radio program)
DATCDiplôme d'Acupuncture Traditionnelle Chinoise (French: Diploma of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture; National Federation of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
DATCDesign Automation Technical Committee (IEEE)
DATCDiplomacy Adjudicator Test Cases (Internet Diplomacy; gaming)


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Tax debt on an individual can be compromised if doubt exists that the tax is correct, there is doubt as to collectibility or collection of the tax would create a financial hardship or would be unfair and inequitable.
7122-1 provides three grounds for compromise: doubt as to liability, doubt as to collectibility and promotion of effective tax administration.
Doubt as to Collectibility: Doubt as to collectibility exists when the taxpayer's assets and income cannot satisfy the liability's amount.
 
 
 
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