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Collectibility doesn't mean that a format survives or is necessarily a standard currency any longer.
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Collectibility, not marketability, is the prime risk determinant in lending activities.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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A decision by the Internal Revenue Service to accept or reject an Offer in Compromise - Doubt as to Collectibility usually rests on whether the amount offered by the taxpayer corresponds to what the IRS considers the reasonable collection potential of the tax liability.
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