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Begin by entering the name and address of the person requesting the release of property rights under Internal Revenue Code Section 7425(d). Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial.
In the next section, describe the property for which you are requesting the release. Include details such as street address, city, state, and whether it was a personal residence or rental property at the time of sale.
Provide information about the nonjudicial sale, including the date it was held and details about the purchaser. This helps establish context for your request.
If applicable, list any encumbrances on the property. For each encumbrance, include details like holder's name, description, and amounts due.
Attach copies of any Notices of Federal Tax Lien affecting the property or provide required information from these notices.
Estimate and enter the fair market value of the real property to support your application.
Finally, ensure you complete all required declarations and provide contact information for yourself or your attorney.
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