Understanding Types of Offer in Compromise: Tailoring Solutions for Tax Debt Relief
Doubt as to Liability (DATL):
Challenging the actual tax liability claimed by the IRS.
Gathering evidence to prove that you don’t owe the reported tax amount.
Understanding when this type of OIC is applicable and how it differs from other types.
Doubt as to Collectibility (DATC):
Demonstrating an inability to pay the full tax debt within a reasonable time.
Providing evidence of your financial situation, including income, expenses, and assets.
Highlighting circumstances that hinder your ability to meet tax obligations.
Effective Tax Administration (ETA):
Paying the full tax debt would create an economic hardship or inequity.
Providing compelling evidence that settling the debt is the most appropriate solution.
Emphasizing factors such as health, future earning potential, and exceptional circumstances.
Conclusion:
The Offer in Compromise program offers multiple avenues to address tax debt, recognizing that each taxpayer’s situation is unique. Whether it’s Doubt as to Liability, Doubt as to Collectibility, or Effective Tax Administration, understanding these types of OICs is crucial for tailoring the right approach to resolving your tax debt. By exploring these paths and consulting with a qualified tax professional, you can navigate the complexities of the OIC program with confidence.
Stay tuned for our upcoming blogs, where we will continue to explore the Offer in Compromise program and provide insights on achieving tax debt resolution.
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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.
