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(OIC), and Answer the Following Questions

  • How and where do I file an OIC? Where do I get the forms?
  • What if I have un-filed tax returns? What are the compliance requirements?
  • How can I find out about my back taxes? Can I get a transcript of my account?
  • How do I know if I qualify for an OIC? What are the IRS procedures?
  • How can I make sure the IRS will agree to process my OIC?
  • How do I know what numbers to put into the IRS financial statements?
  • Will the IRS allow my credit card debt? Educational expenses?
  • What expenses will the IRS allow? Are there expense limitations?
  • How do I compute my income if my income fluctuates?
  • Will the IRS approve my Offer if I am unemployed?
  • What attachments are required in the OIC Forms?
  • What do I do if I cannot document my expenses?
  • What are my rights if I disagree with a determination by the IRS?
  • How do I appeal an adverse IRS determination?
  • Can I re-file an OIC if it is returned or rejected?
  • Will an OIC stop an IRS garnishment of my salary?
  • What is the lowest amount the IRS will accept to settle my taxes?

Help You Stop and Appeal IRS Collection Actions, and Answer the Following Questions

  • How can I stop the IRS from garnishing my income?
  • How can I stop the IRS from seizing my home?
  • What are my appeal rights?
  • What is a due process appeal? And equivalency hearing?
  • How can I stop the IRS from issuing a Notice of Lien?
  • Who do I contact at the IRS on lien and collection issues
  • How can I get a lien release? Lien discharge? Lien subordination?

Help You with Other IRS Issues, and Answer the Following Questions

  • How can I get the assistance of the Taxpayer Advocate?
  • When do I need an Installment Agreement?
  • How much will the IRS accept for Installment Payments?
  • How do I negotiate an Installment Agreement?
  • Can I appeal an IRS refusal to enter into an Installment Agreement?
  • How can I find out if the Statute of Limitations has expired?

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