Thank you for answering the questions. Below are the primary risk areas we’ve identified.
Improve Your Tax Reduction Offer
An Offer-in-Compromise (OIC) Strategy Session includes:
- Detailed Review of “Red Flag” and high-risk areas
- Evaluation of possible personal liability
- Discussion of Offer-in-Compromise
- Discussion of other Resolution options
- Creating an OIC Timing and Payment Strategy
Business Note: If you have significant business tax debt, this review often determines whether an OIC settlement saves the business — or creates a larger problem.
Attorney Insight
The flags and warnings identified above often influence whether the IRS accepts, rejects, or increases a settlement proposal. A brief Strategy Session can help determine whether an Offer-in-Compromise is realistic for your situation, and how the IRS is likely to evaluate your case.
Next Step to Settlement? Schedule My IRS Strategy Session
OVERALL OIC POSITIONING
Preliminary Assessment
Based on what you’ve shared:
Your Offer in Compromise may be accepted —
but these RED FLAGS lower your chances of acceptance.
Many business OICs are denied not because settlement is impossible, but because they are filed:
- At the wrong time
- With incomplete financial framing
- Without evaluating personal liability
- Without reviewing the true collection statute
Significantly increase the chances your OFFER is ACCEPTED!
