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Are you seeking tax debt relief and want to learn more about the IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) program? I have great news for you! We’re launching a series of informative blogs that will drill down into each aspect of the OIC program, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of how to settle your tax debt for less. Let’s dive in and explore what each blog will cover:
What is an Offer in Compromise?
Objectives of the OIC program.
Benefits and potential drawbacks of pursuing an OIC.
Determining your eligibility for the program.
Key factors considered by the IRS when evaluating an OIC.
Financial requirements and documentation needed.
Gathering the necessary documents.
Completing Form 656, Offer in Compromise.
Submitting your application and required fees.
Understanding the timeline and potential delays.
Doubt as to Liability (DATL): Challenging the actual tax liability.
Doubt as to Collectibility (DATC): Demonstrating an inability to pay the full tax debt.
Effective Tax Administration (ETA): Paying the full tax debt would cause economic hardship.
Understanding the IRS’s evaluation process.
Factors that can strengthen or weaken your case.
Working with a tax professional to maximize your chances of success.
Inaccurate financial disclosures.
Failing to meet filing and payment obligations during the evaluation.
Ignoring correspondence from the IRS.
Options for appealing an Offer in Compromise rejection.
Working with the IRS to resolve disputes.
Alternative options if an OIC is not accepted.
Founder and principal Enrolled Agent at My Tax Problems Solved. Karla brings a deep well of expertise and a commitment to precision in tax representation to the team.
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