Mastering the IRS Offer in Compromise Program: A Comprehensive Blog Series to Settle Your Tax Debt for Less
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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:
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Blog 1: Understanding the Offer in Compromise Program
What is an Offer in Compromise?
Objectives of the OIC program.
Benefits and potential drawbacks of pursuing an OIC.
Blog 2: Eligibility for the Offer in Compromise
Determining your eligibility for the program.
Key factors considered by the IRS when evaluating an OIC.
Financial requirements and documentation needed.
Blog 3: The Offer in Compromise Application Process
Gathering the necessary documents.
Completing Form 656, Offer in Compromise.
Submitting your application and required fees.
Understanding the timeline and potential delays.
Blog 4: Types of Offer in Compromise
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.
Blog 5: Negotiating an Acceptable Offer
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.
Blog 6: Common Mistakes to Avoid
Inaccurate financial disclosures.
Failing to meet filing and payment obligations during the evaluation.
Ignoring correspondence from the IRS.
Blog 7: Appeals and Rejections
Options for appealing an Offer in Compromise rejection.
Working with the IRS to resolve disputes.
Alternative options if an OIC is not accepted.
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Karla Navarro, EA, CTRC
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.