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Things to Consider Before You File the Offer
If my client's income is currently down, is now the best time to file an Offer?
How does the IRS treat the business assets for purposes of the Offer?
If a taxpayer has died can they still file an Offer-in-Compromise?
Does making installment agreement payments keep the collection statute open?
I have a client on an installment agreement. Can they file an Offer?
What is the impact of the Community Property Laws on a taxpayer's Offer?
I have a married couple that owe taxes independently from before marriage and now owe for the last several years together. Can we do this as one Offer?
My client owes for 9 years of taxes. Can he compromise on the earliest five and then do a payment plan on the most recent four years?
Would you ever consider bankruptcy as a better option to solve a tax issue?
Can an offer be filed if the client is in bankruptcy?
The IRS says my client, who has lived in Italy for the last 15 years, still owes the taxes they owed when they moved to Italy. We have been fighting with them because the ten-year Collection Statute has expired. Do you have any advice?
Is RCP calculated on a monthly or annual basis?
On your podcast you mention strategies to adjust an RCP calculation. Can you elaborate?
Are 401K contributions allowed as a future expense for the RCP calculation?
What about someone who is older and will be retiring in two years. Will the IRS factor that in when figuring RCP?
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If my client's income is currently down, is now the best time to file an Offer?
How does the IRS treat the business assets for purposes of the Offer?
If a taxpayer has died can they still file an Offer-in-Compromise?
Does making installment agreement payments keep the collection statute open?
I have a client on an installment agreement. Can they file an Offer?
What is the impact of the Community Property Laws on a taxpayer's Offer?
I have a married couple that owe taxes independently from before marriage and now owe for the last several years together. Can we do this as one Offer?
My client owes for 9 years of taxes. Can he compromise on the earliest five and then do a payment plan on the most recent four years?
Would you ever consider bankruptcy as a better option to solve a tax issue?
Can an offer be filed if the client is in bankruptcy?
The IRS says my client, who has lived in Italy for the last 15 years, still owes the taxes they owed when they moved to Italy. We have been fighting with them because the ten-year Collection Statute has expired. Do you have any advice?
Is RCP calculated on a monthly or annual basis?
On your podcast you mention strategies to adjust an RCP calculation. Can you elaborate?
Are 401K contributions allowed as a future expense for the RCP calculation?
What about someone who is older and will be retiring in two years. Will the IRS factor that in when figuring RCP?
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