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When do I know it’s right to file an offer in compromise? 5 top reasons.

1.     You are pretty much broke.   In a compromise, the IRS must be convinced that they will be unable to collect the amount of money you them in the timeframe they have...
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Category: Offer in compromise

Gas at $4.00 gallon; IRS National Standards lag behind

The Speedway gas station I can see from my suburban office window lists gas at $4.00 gallon. It now costs about $75 to fill-up a F-150 truck these days. At one fill-up per week, that...
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Category: Collection Financial Standards, Form 433A, Form 433B, Installment agreements, IRS Financial Statements, Offer in compromise

What happens if the IRS accepts my offer in compromise, but then I have trouble staying current on my taxes?

This is frustrating, and has happened to my clients in the past. The IRS does not want the compromise to default any more than you do. The IRS wants to give you an opportunity to...
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Category: IRS Audits, Offer in compromise

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Howard Levy is a former IRS trial attorney with over 25 years of experience. He understands how the IRS works. He personally handles every aspect of each case. Based in Cincinnati, his clients are local, span across the 50 states, and from around the globe. When the IRS comes calling, consider Howard as a friend on your side.

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