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How to fill out offer in compromise application

1. Gather all necessary financial documents such as income statements, bank statements, and tax returns.
2. Fill out Form 433-A (OIC) for individuals or Form 433-B (OIC) for businesses to provide detailed information about your financial situation.
3. Include supporting documents such as proof of assets, liabilities, and expenses to substantiate your claims.
4. Calculate your reasonable collection potential (RCP) by determining your future income potential and the value of your assets.
5. Complete Form 656, Offer in Compromise, with accurate information regarding the amount you are willing to pay as a settlement.
6. Attach a non-refundable application fee and your initial payment along with the application.
7. Submit the application, forms, and supporting documents either online or via mail to the appropriate IRS address.
8. Wait for the IRS to review your application and contact you with any additional requirements or adjustments to your offer.
9. Negotiate with the IRS if necessary to reach a final settlement amount that both parties agree upon.
10. If your offer is accepted, fulfill the terms of the agreement by making the agreed-upon payments and staying compliant with your tax obligations.
11. If your offer is rejected, you have the option to appeal the decision or explore alternative payment options.

Who needs offer in compromise application?

1. Individuals who have a significant tax debt and are unable to pay it in full.
2. Businesses that have accrued substantial tax liabilities and need to negotiate a settlement.
3. Taxpayers who are facing financial hardship or have limited income and assets.
4. Individuals or businesses that can demonstrate their inability to repay the full amount within a reasonable timeframe.
5. Taxpayers who have made a good-faith effort to resolve their tax debts but are still unable to meet their obligations.
6. People who qualify for doubt as to liability, doubt as to collectability, or effective tax administration compromise.

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What is offer in compromise application?

An offer in compromise application is a request made to the IRS to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed.

Who is required to file offer in compromise application?

Taxpayers who are unable to pay their tax debt in full and meet certain eligibility requirements are required to file an offer in compromise application.

How to fill out offer in compromise application?

Taxpayers can fill out an offer in compromise application by completing Form 656 and providing all required documentation to the IRS.

What is the purpose of offer in compromise application?

The purpose of offer in compromise application is to provide taxpayers with a way to resolve their tax debt and avoid more serious collection actions by the IRS.

What information must be reported on offer in compromise application?

Taxpayers must report their financial information, assets, and liabilities on an offer in compromise application.