Can An Offer In Compromise Get You Out Of Your Tax Problems?
For many taxpayers in the Detroit area, this is possible through a process called “offer in compromise,” or OIC. Tax attorney Chelsea Rebeck of the law firm Rebeck & Allen has assisted numerous clients with using offers in compromise to negotiate settlements with the IRS. In many cases, her clients have settled their tax debts for pennies on the dollar.
When Does The IRS Accept Offers In Compromise?
The IRS may be more willing to negotiate a compromise with you than you might suspect. For them, getting a partial payment of your tax bill may be better than waiting until you are able to pay the full amount. Here are the factors the IRS considers when deciding whether to accept an OIC:
- Whether you are otherwise current on your filing and payment requirements
- Your income and ability to pay the bill
- Your other expenses and financial obligations
If you qualify, we will prepare your OIC and work with the IRS to reach an acceptable solution. You may be surprised how affordable it can be to get rid of your tax burden. Don’t let the IRS pressure you into a plan you cannot afford.
Learn If An Offer In Compromise Is An Option For You
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