You don't need to respond to a CP22E.& I received a few CP 22E's back in January. I chose not to respond. The sooner you respond the sooner they will respond back to you, so if you need time, don't respond.& About 10 days ago I received FOUR 'Urgent! We intend to levy' notices. I will not respond to those either.& The next notices will be Notice of Intent to Levy and I will have 30 days to respond to those.& They don't know where I am working and probably will not find out for at least 6 more months.&


I just got off the phone with a guy named Ed Bruning from the livefreenow.org.& He said the sooner you respond to their notices the sooner they&know what your position is and if you are protesting they will send the next notice out without delay.


Basically, my strategy is to put them off indefinetly until I set myself up so that I cannot be levied.& Ed Bruner said that once you get the 30 day Notice of Intent to Levy,&they most likely have tracked down something&they can levy, like your wages.& He said you if&you then Rquest the Due Process Hearing&that will buy you even more time.& He said never tell them&why you want the hearing - just request it.& If, at the hearing, they rule against you, you then can petition tax court, delaying&collections even further.& He said this tactic can delay collecitons for up to a year or more.He&also&said&the tactic should be&used&only to buy yourself time--to&position yourself&to where they cannot levy you.& Otherwise, you are just putting off the inevitable.


Hope that helps.


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