Submitting an Offer in Compromise to the IRS can save you thousands on your tax bill - If You Qualify...
If you don't qualify, it can cost you. Find out if YOU qualify here!
In order for an IRS Offer in Compromise to be considered, the IRS requires your complete financial statements to be submitted for you and any businesses you own. All income, expenses, and assets must be disclosed.
Remember: Once an Offer is submitted, it goes directly to the IRS collections branch for review.
If you qualify for a settlement, this is no big deal, because your tax debt will be reduced. However, if you don't qualify and all of your personal financial information has been given to the IRS, the IRS can, and will, use that information against you for collection purposes.
Say you make more money than the IRS thinks you need to survive, or you have a retirement account that you don't want to touch - too bad. The IRS collections branch can take it all away and they are only required to leave you with the bare minimum to survive.
The point is this - our clients never submit an IRS Offer in Compromise unless we already know for certain that they qualify. To find out if they qualify we must compare all of the financial information they will be giving to the IRS with the formulas that the IRS has devised. If the information fits within their standards, You win! - a settlement. If not, there are other services & options for getting out of debt.
The easiest way to find out if you qualify is to contact us today for an IRS Offer in Compromise review through this Website, or call our toll free number:
(800) 757-2889.
We have been preparing IRS Offer in Compromise for over 15 years and can let you know if you qualify in less than 10 minutes.
Our initial interview is free.
