IRS TAX RELIEF
Refund of IRS Fees
Will the IRS refund my application fee if my Offer in Compromise is not accepted?
An Offer in Compromise is usually not accepted for processing because the offer amount is too low or information or documents are missing from the application. The process can continue at this point by either resubmitting a revised offer or supplying the requested additional information or supporting documents.
However, if you elect to withdraw your offer or fail to supply the additional information or documents, the IRS will not refund their fee because they processed your application.
On the other hand, if the Offer in Compromise is determined not to be processable by the IRS, they will refund the application fee.
Our Commitment to Resolving Your Tax Debt
An Offer in Comprise generally takes at least nine (9) months to be processed and accepted. Usually, the IRS will request additional information, thus causing delays in the process.
In 2003, the IRS only accepted 26,000 out of 128,000 (20%) offer submissions. This is due to taxpayers trying to guide themselves through the confusing maze of complicated tax codes and regulations without proper representation.
No company (including FSI Tax Corp) can guarantee its results. The IRS continues to change policies and tighten the ropes. However, the tax professionals of FSI Tax Corp provide you with professional tax services that have been proven in successfully resolving your tax liability using the best option available for your specific tax situation.
Our tax professionals have years of experience in providing services that are proven in successfully settling tax debt using the Offer in Compromise program. If one of our highly-trained tax consultants determines that you are a good candidate for an Offer in Compromise, then there is a very good chance you will qualify.
If the IRS declines your offer for any reason, one of our senior members will review your case and determine the best course of action: resubmitting the Offer in Compromise, filing an appeal to the ruling or filing an installment agreement request on your behalf.
Allow the tax professionals of FSI Tax Corp represent you before the IRS and better you chances considerably for a reasonable tax resolution.
Contact FSI Tax Corp today to learn how we can help you through our professional tax services. 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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