What this covers
Not everyone qualifies — but many do
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an agreement with the IRS to settle a tax debt for less than the full amount owed, based on your reasonable collection potential — what the IRS could realistically collect from your income and assets before the collection period expires. The application requires a detailed financial disclosure and a defensible number.
We review your financial picture first to give you an honest read on whether an OIC is realistic for your situation, then prepare and submit the offer and negotiate with the IRS on your behalf.
Who this is for
Signs an Offer in Compromise may fit
Assets and income can't cover the balance
What you own and earn realistically can't cover what you owe before the collection window closes.
You're current on filings
You've filed all required tax returns, a prerequisite for an OIC.
You want it resolved, not just paused
You'd rather settle the debt than string out payments indefinitely.
Free case review
You don't have to face the agencies alone.
Start with a free, confidential case review. A specialist will look at your notice and explain your options — with no obligation.