Mar 18, 2015
Just read the form 2006-67 which describes the use and limitations of a PCA. It appears that the use of a PCA is very limited in that they have no access to IRS files, can not contact 3rd parties, given only info needed in contacting and they cannot collect any money. They can only direct them to pay thru an assigned IRS center and have absolutely no authority in collections. Use of PCAs are rarely used and most often as a locator of those that can't be found by the IRS and garnishment or a means of payment can't be identified or highly otherwise improbable. It still boils down to if you don't see it in writing from the IRS, you don't pay. When you do pay, it is paid ONLY to an IRS center and never over the phone or to a PCA.