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How Much Should I Offer When Submitting an Offer in Compromise to the IRS?

Dawn Delia November 5, 2024

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) can be a lifeline when confronted with an overwhelming tax debt. It enables you to resolve your tax liability for a lesser amount than the full amount owed. However, the process of determining the appropriate quantity to offer is complex and necessitates much financial analysis and strategy. There are many

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Can’t Pay the IRS in Full? Request an IRS Payment Plan

Dawn Delia March 29, 2023

Many taxpayers find themselves in a difficult situation – they owe money to the IRS, but they don’t have the money to pay their balance upfront. Fortunately, the IRS offers a solution if you can’t pay them in full: a payment plan, or an installment agreement. According to the IRS, nearly 2.4 million new installment

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IRS Offer in Compromise: What It Is & How to Qualify

Dawn Delia March 27, 2023

Many people owe money to the IRS during tax season. However, financial hardship can make it difficult to pay a lump sum right away. Therefore, the IRS offers options to help eliminate financial stress and help taxpayers make payments that work for their budgets. An offer in compromise is one option that offers significant tax

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Offer in Compromise Lawyer in Bethesda, Maryland

Dawn Delia February 2, 2023

Offer in Compromise in Bethesda & Finding an Offer in Compromise Lawyer An offer in compromise is a tax resolution option for taxpayers who are struggling to pay their full tax liability to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) in Maryland. This option is available for federal and state taxes

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Offer in Compromise Lawyer in New York City, NY

Dawn Delia February 2, 2023

Offer in Compromise in New York City & Finding an Offer in Compromise Lawyer An offer in compromise is a tax resolution option for taxpayers who are struggling to pay their full tax liability to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) in New York. This option is available for federal

Offer in Compromise to Settle Your IRS Tax Debt in San Diego

Dawn Delia February 2, 2023

IRS Offer in Compromise in San Diego & Finding an IRS Offer in Compromise Lawyer An IRS offer in compromise is a tax resolution option for taxpayers who are struggling to pay their full tax liability to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This option is available for federal IRS taxes in San Diego, allowing taxpayers

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Offer in Compromise Lawyer in Los Angeles, California

Dawn Delia February 2, 2023

Offer in Compromise in Los Angeles & Finding an Offer in Compromise Lawyer An offer in compromise is a tax resolution option for taxpayers who are struggling to pay their full tax liability to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) in California. This option is available for federal and state

IRS Offer in Compromise Tax Help in New York

Dawn Delia August 18, 2020

Reasons for tax debt—a difference between tax owed and tax paid—can vary, but failure to pay taxes for any reason can result in your taxes due entering collections. Eventually, you could experience penalties, interest, and wage garnishment. If you’re a New York resident and are having trouble paying your taxes in full, consider you may

IRS Offer in Compromise Tax Help in Bethesda, Maryland

Dawn Delia August 12, 2020

If you are unable to pay your taxes in full, you can accrue a tax debt—the difference between your taxes owed and taxes paid to the IRS. With Baltimore, MD, tax debt averaging over $16,000, it’s easy to see how an unexpected illness or change in finances can result in difficulty paying tax bills outright—fortunately,

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How to Appeal Your IRS Offer In Compromise

Dawn Delia July 16, 2019

While most everyone is hopeful when submitting an Offer In Compromise (OIC) to settle a tax debt that it will be accepted as is, that’s not always the case. The IRS will often counter with a request to adjust the amount for which they are willing to settle. Other times, they may completely reject the

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