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IRS Warning: Find an Honest Company for Offer in Compromise

If you need an IRS Offer-in-Compromise, how do you get a fair deal from your lawyer or resolution company? We must all beware of dishonest companies that claim their resolution services are necessary to resolve unpaid taxes owed to the IRS. Some of these companies will charge excessive fees, often with no results.

No one wants that.


Tell Me What to Watch For

Some tax law firms and tax resolution companies provide great results. Their resolution work can be complex, even sensitive, and requires a combined knowledge of IRS tax law, IRS tax procedure, and a wide range of legal arguments to give the best results.

Some cases even require specialized knowledge, such as for payroll tax resolution cases.

At the same time, some companies should be avoided. These companies seek a quantity of cases, not quality of cases. They primarily focus on sales. The IRS calls them “mills” because they handle nearly every case in the same matter. They do not pay much attention to the specific details of a case.

Here are some of the characteristics of those companies to avoid:

• They use aggressive marketing, making misleading or unrealistic promises.
• They claim to guarantee “pennies-on-the-dollar” settlements, without knowing the case’s details.
• They use pressure, saying there’s a limited window of time to resolve tax debts through the IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) program.
• Many OIC mills charge steep fees, with no policy of accountability for time spent or results achieved.

The bottom line is that these companies take advantage of their customers, giving empty promises that their tax debt will disappear, but delivering bad results.

RELATED VIDEO: See this Tax Attorney’s video on Avoiding the Top 7 Scams in tax resolution.

The Offer-in-Compromise program is a legitimate IRS program. For those who qualify, the OIC program creates a negotiated “settlement” arrangement to permanently reduce tax liability.

10 Key Questions to Help Understand the Offer Process

This list provides links to clear answers to these questions.
1. Can I File an IRS Offer-in-Compromise for Business Tax?
2. How do I calculate my business's minimum Offer in Compromise amount to the IRS?
3. What minimum percent can my business offer to settle with the IRS?
4. Can I file an IRS Offer-in-Compromise If my income changes?
5. Do I have to close my business to have an IRS Offer-In-Compromise?
6. When should I file my IRS Offer-In-Compromise?
7. How can I pay an IRS Offer-In-Compromise?
8. How long does the IRS have to collect tax liability?
9. What happens if the IRS rejects my Offer-In-Compromise?
10. Will an Offer-In Compromise for payroll taxes include personal liability?

If you have questions, speak with an experienced Tax Attorney or professional. Ensure that the firm has the right experience and a solid reputation.

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