Offer In Compromise

An agreement between you, the taxpayer, and the IRS that settles your tax debt for less than the full amount owed is called an Offer In Compromise. The IRS offers this leniency program for people who cannot pay their tax debt in full, have exhausted all payment options available and the IRS has doubt about whether you could ever pay the full amount owed, or there is legitimate doubt that the liability is correct.

Making a successful Offer In Compromise (OIC) to the IRS requires diligence and follow-through. This is a complex tax environment, one in which US Tax Shield has worked for many years. We have established a record of more than 90% OIC acceptance upon first submission.

Using our extensive experience and knowledge of IRS review processes and procedures, as well as the results of thousands of previous rulings and decisions on cases we have brought forward, our tax professionals have been uncommonly successful in representing clients to successfully negotiate for Offers In Compromise. US Tax Shield has even been successful with unpaid trust-fund payroll taxes.

If you qualify for this program, we may be able to help you save thousands of dollars in taxes, penalties and interest.

 

You Have a Right to Tax Representation

If you have been contacted by the IRS or your state’s Department of Taxation, or have received tax liens, levies, or notices of IRS intention to do so, call (877) 829-3535 today for your free 15 minute tax analysis and consultation.