Offers in Compromise (OICs) allow taxpayers to negotiate with the IRS to settle income tax debts for less than the full amount owed. The process, based on the legal right in the Internal Revenue Code Section 7122. Recent data shows that four in ten debtors successfully negotiated OICs with the IRS, marking the highest acceptance rate in years. This option can provide relief for some taxpayers struggling with their income tax bills.
To qualify for an Offer in Compromise (OIC), taxpayers must meet one of three specific grounds: 1) doubt as to collectibility, 2) effective tax administration, or 3) doubt as to liability. Most OICs are granted on the basis of doubt as to collectibility. Before proceeding, taxpayers should take the pre-qualifier test on the IRS website to determine eligibility. Submitting an OIC requires disclosing personal information and providing financial documentation through IRS Form 656 Booklet, Offer in Compromise.
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Published by Salar Tavangar, Esq.