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The Offer In Compromise will allow you to settle your tax debt for a fraction of what you owe if you are approved for this program.
Our quick and easy to read E-Guide to Tax Resolution will explain to you the process of applying for an IRS Offer In Compromise. We give you this information that the tax experts charge thousands for.
Not only do we give you the insider information, but our E-Guide is packed full of tips and solutions to help you resolve your taxes for the least amount possible.
You must qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise and we make it easy to complete the qualification process. Our program, the Resolution Assistant, will guide you through completing the forms required to apply for the IRS Offer In Compromise program.
You need to determine an offer amount that you will give to the IRS. Based on how you answer the questions in the Resolution Assistant, the software will provide you with the minimum offer based on the IRS standards. However, you have complete control to override the system to offer more or less. We guide you to your offer amount, but you have the power to make the final decision.
Once you have completed the questions and decided on an offer amount, you simply need to print your forms, verify for accuracy, and then mail to the IRS. We also let you know what to expect during the approval process of your IRS Offer In Compromise.
All taxpayers who are attempting to qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise program have to complete the same forms and use the same repayment formulas no matter if they apply the formulas themselves, use a discount tax resolution company or use the most expensive tax attorney in Beverly Hills. The reason so many taxpayers feel they need expensive representation is because they are unaware of the process, which forms to use, how to complete the forms, and how to use the repayment formulas to determine eligibility for the IRS Offer In Compromise program, and how much you will be required to pay back.Read more
In a simple and quick way, we make sure you understand the process, we then, through a series of simple questions, assist you in completing the forms. After entering your information into the program, our system will apply the repayment formulas to your specific situation. Then our program will provide the amount that you will be able to settle your back tax debt for.
The IRS Fresh Start initiative was first introduced by the IRS in 2011 and has had minor updates since. The IRS Fresh Start initiative allows a greater number of delinquent taxpayers to qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise. Our software is up-to-date with the latest IRS Fresh Start initiatives allowing you the best chance for qualifying for the IRS Offer In Compromise, therefore, settling for the least amount possible.
We have all the tools that you need to determine if you will qualify for this program and how much you should offer. Our goal is your goal - for you to settle for the least amount. The cold reality, which the vast majority of the tax resolutions companies won’t tell you, is that about 74% of all IRS Offer In Compromise offers are rejected by the IRS. Don’t let this discourage you from starting your tax resolution today.
We will make sure you are positioned in the best way possible if you want to attempt to resolve your taxes using the IRS Offer In Compromise. If you don’t qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise program, we also show you how to use the Installment Agreement program to not only make affordable monthly payments, but to also allow you to settle your delinquent tax debt for less than what is owed. The IRS Fresh Start initiative has also made the Installment Agreement program more lenient as well. Learn more about how the Installment Agreement will help you.
We have a Pre-Qualifier so that you can make sure you are a good candidate for our tax resolution program, the Resolution Assistant. It’s FREE and we don’t ask for your credit card, date of birth or social security number. If you want to get started with your tax resolution, we suggest you start here.
