Taxation & Estate Planning

Offer in Compromise - Will It Really Work For Me?

By Darrin Mish

There are a lot of companies online and offline that want your IRS Problem Resolution business. They will go to just about any lengths to get too. My understanding of most of the "national" companies is that whomever calls their tollfree number is greeted by a salesperson who guarantees that their tax problem can be settled for mere "pennies on the dollar" as long as a credit card number is immediately forthcoming. Well….that's not how we do business. Things are different at my firm. We aim to help real people with real problems. To be totally frank with you, an Offer in Compromise is not right for everyone…in fact it's not right for most taxpayers. But in certain situations, it's a terrific choice and the best route to take. Is it best for you? Take a look at the video that I put together to explain the process and to help you decide if an Offer in Compromise is the best option for solving your IRS Problem for good. What we do is a comprehensive analysis on every client that is as unique as each individual IRS Problem. Only after that analysis is complete do I advise you as to the best possible solution to your problem. In some cases, it's an Offer in Compromise and in some cases it's not what you want to hear. But in every case, it's the God's honest truth.

Full post as published by IRS Problem Solver Blog on July 01, 2008 (boomark / email).