IRS TAX RELIEF
Getting Accepted
What happens once the Offer in Compromise is accepted?
When the IRS accepts your Offer in Compromise, we immediately notify you of the good news. The next step is for you to make the payment to the IRS according to the payment arrangements of the agreement. In addition, it is important to note that your agreement with the IRS states that you must remain compliant for five years.
Once you make the required payment, your tax burden is lifted and any tax liens will be released. You now have a fresh start.
Contact FSI Tax Corp today to learn how we can help you to solve your tax problems with the IRS. We know how to deal with the IRS, cut through the red tape and get the best possible resolution for your tax liability.
- What is an Offer in Compromise?
- How can we help with your OIC?
- IRS will settle your account
- Do I qualify for an OIC?
- How long does an OIC take?
- What to do once enrolled.
- What happens once OIC is accepted?
- IRS Fees
- Fee Refund
- What is an Installment Agreement?
- What happens if I ignore tax problems?
- Unfiled tax returns
- Non-payment of payroll taxes
- It is not too late to file
- Will I have to talk with the IRS?
- What is a Federal Tax Lien?
- What is an IRS Levy?
- IRS Penalty/Interest Abatement?
- Innocent Spouse Relief
- Injured Spouse Relief
- I am in another state...
- What are our fees?
- FSI Tax Corp vs. a CPA
- How do I get started?
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