Offer In Compromise


An Offer in Compromise deal, or OIC, is almost exactly like it sounds. You, the taxpayer, make an offer to the IRS to compromise on your tax debt. The goal is to come up with an amount that you can affordably pay back. However, the IRS doesn’t just come up with this OIC number arbitrarily. Instead, the IRS will take a variety of measures to ensure a taxpayer qualifies for an OIC. For that reason, it’s very beneficial to work with a tax resolution services company when applying for an OIC. A tax relief professional will understand what’s required to get approved for an Offer in Compromise. Likewise, a tax relief professional can negotiate with the IRS on your behalf. However, you can negotiate an Offer in Compromise deal with the IRS on your own. But, given the intimidating nature of the IRS and complex tax rules, it’s not advisable.

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    Very few people actually enjoy filing their own taxes. Even with the help of computer software programs, the risk of running into problems still exists. In addition, computer software programs are not formulated to take into account special circumstances or your unique financial portfolio. Not only are we prepared, trained, and licensed to take on complex tax issues, but we also offer personal and ethical tax services that can help our clients maximize their returns while minimizing the risk of unnecessary IRS involvement.

    In the event that any of your tax deductions should be questioned, having proof of documentation will be key to avoiding serious inspections or audits. We suggest that our clients always keep records of bank statements, credit card statements, cancelled checks, invoices, and receipts. Mileage logs, meal expenses, and other records for business purposes can also be important. Donations or non-cash contributions, such as clothes or other property, should be verified with proof of receipt or acknowledgement letters from charities.

    In the event that any of your tax deductions should be questioned, having proof of documentation will be key to avoiding serious inspections or audits. We suggest that our clients always keep records of bank statements, credit card statements, cancelled checks, invoices, and receipts. Mileage logs, meal expenses, and other records for business purposes can also be important. Donations or non-cash contributions, such as clothes or other property, should be verified with proof of receipt or acknowledgement letters from charities.

    Remembering important tax deadlines can be key to avoiding costly mistakes down the road. If a deadline falls on a weekend, the deadline will automatically be extended to the following Monday. In addition, if you are unable to meet a deadline, you may be able to petition for a 6-month extension or a 5-month extension for LLC returns.