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

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