Thank you for answering the questions. Below are the primary risk areas we’ve identified.
Next Step to Settlement? Schedule My IRS Strategy Session
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.
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!
