OIC is a simple acronym that stands for “offer in compromise”. An offer in compromise refers to a type of agreement between the IRS and a taxpayer. When this type of settlement is agreed upon, the taxpayer pays fewer taxes than he or she originally owed. If the IRS believes the entire amount of taxes owed can be paid in full by the taxpayer, an offer in compromise deal will not be considered. The IRS also considers payment plans before resorting to this type of agreement.
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July 14, 2011 by Martin Martelle · Leave a Comment
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July 13, 2011 by Martin Martelle · Leave a Comment
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Taxpayers sometimes find themselves owing a significant amount of money to the United States Treasury. To find a resolution, taxpayers should find tax settlements and solutions as early as possible, before penalties and interest build to crippling amounts. Employing a tax attorney, or working with the IRS directly, will generate solutions to outstanding debt problems.
July 12, 2011 by Martin Martelle · Leave a Comment
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Tax help is for any person who needs it. It comes up every year, and every year there are people who need assistance with their taxes. There are issues like self-employment taxes, business ownership, business partnerships, and families with deductions. These situations can be handled by a professional so that there aren’t any problems with your local tax agency.
July 12, 2011 by Martin Martelle · Leave a Comment
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Most people get into trouble with their taxes because of an elementary mistake that they made when filing. Tax regulations are constantly changing and keeping up with them is near impossible to do. Some problems can be fixed with a little research, but for most issues you are going to want the benefit of a tax attorney on your side.
July 11, 2011 by Martin Martelle · Leave a Comment
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In 2011, the IRS took the opportunity to show its warm, fuzzy side. Agency officials announced that rules on tax liens would be lightened, relieving taxpayer burdens during a rough economic season. This kinder, gentler IRS, however, will never stop enforcing tax laws. For this reason, an IRS tax attorney may be a client’s best weapon for settling burdensome tax debts.
June 22, 2011 by Marty Martelle · Leave a Comment
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The IRS has always had the stigma of being very hard-nosed and difficult to deal with. While many times it may seem that way, there may come a time in someone’s life that it would be better to talk with them than ignore them. That time may come in the for a trying to get a levy release.
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