High-Intent Legal Services
Erase Your Back Taxes with a 95% Success Rate!
Finally, a Tax Attorney Who Knows the OIC System Inside Out.
Get immediate confidential help from a licensed tax attorney with your Offer in Compromise.
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Why Do 95% of Our Clients Succeed with the IRS?
- Insider Knowledge: Former IRS representation attorney.
- Unmatched Expertise: 25+ years resolving tax debt cases.
- Proven Results: 37 million in back taxes was erased in 2023 alone.
- No Financial Risk: Pay nothing until we settle your case.
Simple & Quick 3-Step Resolution Process
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- A personalized analysis of your tax debt situation.
- Revealing your best path to maximum savings.
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- Expert negotiation strategies for a significant reduction.
- Complete preparation and submission of all documents.
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- Our clients get an average of 91% reductions.
- Clear guidance to prevent future IRS issues.
Who Are the Attorneys Behind These Life-Changing Results?
Jeffrey B. Irby, Lead Tax Attorney
- 20+ years of IRS negotiation experience
- Specialized in Offer in Compromise
- Licensed in all 50 states
Recent Success Stories
"I owed the IRS $127,000. Thanks to the expert team, my Offer in Compromise was accepted for just $12,000. They changed my life."
"After years of tax debt stress, they helped me settle $85,000 for only $5,500. Their expertise made all the difference."
The OIC Process: What to Expect
- Initial Assessment
- Review of your tax debt situation
- Evaluation of qualifying factors
- Documentation requirements explained
- Application Preparation
- Comprehensive financial analysis
- Strategic presentation of your case
- Expert documentation preparation
- IRS Negotiation
- Direct handling of all IRS communications
- Strategic negotiation for best terms
- Protection from collection actions
- Settlement & Resolution
- Final agreement review
- Payment plan setup
- Future compliance guidance
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✓ Transparent Communication – 24/7 access to case status
✓ Documentation Guarantee – All filings done correctly and on time
✓ Privacy Protection – 100% confidential case handling
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Trusted Results Since 2010
- BBB A+ Rating
- American Bar Association Member
- National Association of Tax Professionals
- Featured in Forbes, Bloomberg, and WSJ
- 4.9/5 Client Satisfaction Rating (Based on 1,200+ Reviews)
Frequently Asked Questions
An Offer in Compromise is a program offered by the IRS that allows taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed. Here's how it works:
- Financial Analysis: The IRS evaluates your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities to determine if you qualify for a reduced settlement.
- Application Submission: Our attorneys prepare and submit the required Form 656 (OIC application) along with supporting documents.
- IRS Review: The IRS reviews your application to assess whether accepting the offer is in their interest. This can include verifying your financial information and ensuring all required tax filings are up to date.
- Negotiation: Our team negotiates with the IRS to secure the best possible terms for your offer.
- Acceptance or Rejection: If accepted, you’ll settle your debt for the agreed amount. If rejected, you may appeal the decision or explore other resolution options.
The IRS has strict criteria, but with our expertise, we increase your chances significantly. Here’s why:
- Success Rate: We’ve achieved a 95% acceptance rate for our clients.
- Proper Preparation: Our attorneys ensure your financial disclosures are accurate and compelling.
- Compliance Assurance: We ensure all your required tax returns are filed and payments are current, which is critical for approval.
- Expert Negotiation: Former IRS attorneys on our team understand what the IRS looks for in an acceptable offer.
While overall IRS acceptance rates hover around 30-40%, our tailored approach dramatically improves your odds.
The Offer in Compromise process typically takes 6-9 months, depending on various factors:
- Initial Review: The IRS reviews your application and financial information within 30-60 days of submission.
- Investigation Period: The IRS conducts a detailed analysis of your finances, which can take 4-6 months.
- Decision Phase: The IRS makes a final decision or requests additional information.
- Appeals (if needed): If your offer is initially rejected, the appeal process can add another 2-3 months.
We keep you updated at every step, ensuring your case moves quickly.
To submit an OIC, you’ll need to provide detailed financial information, including:
- Income Documentation: Recent pay stubs, self-employment income statements, or other income records.
- Expense Records: Monthly bills such as rent, utilities, insurance, and medical expenses.
- Asset Details: Bank account statements, retirement accounts, property valuations, and vehicle details.
- Tax Filings: Copies of all required tax returns for the applicable years.
- Additional Forms: IRS Form 433-A (Collection Information Statement) or Form 433-B for businesses.
Our team will guide you through gathering these documents and ensure everything is accurate and complete.
The amount you save depends on your financial situation. On average, our clients reduce their tax debt by 85% or more. Here's what determines your savings:
- Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP): The IRS calculates how much they can reasonably expect to collect based on your assets, income, and expenses.
- Offer Amount: If the calculated RCP is lower than your total tax debt, the IRS may accept an offer for that amount.
- Case Examples:
- A client with $127,000 in tax debt settled for $12,000.
- Another client reduced $85,000 to just $7,500.
Every case is unique, but we focus on achieving the maximum savings possible for you.