Settle Your IRS Tax Debt for Pennies on the Dollar

The amount you save depends on your unique financial situation. On average, our clients settle their tax debt for 10-20% of the original amount owed. Some clients achieve even greater reductions—up to 85-90% in certain cases.

The IRS calculates your offer amount based on your Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP), which includes your income, expenses, asset equity, and future earning ability. Our experts maximize your savings by presenting the strongest possible case to the IRS.

The typical Offer in Compromise process takes between 6 to 9 months from initial consultation to final acceptance. However, complex cases may take longer.

The timeline includes financial analysis (1-2 weeks), documentation preparation (2-4 weeks), IRS review period (4-6 months), and negotiation time (varies). During this period, collection activities are typically suspended, giving you breathing room.

Our fees vary based on the complexity of your case. We offer free initial consultations to assess your situation and provide a clear, upfront quote with no hidden costs.

Most clients find that our professional representation more than pays for itself through the savings we secure. We also offer flexible payment plans to make our services accessible.

While our success rate is over 95%, if the IRS rejects your offer, you have the right to appeal the decision. We handle the entire appeals process on your behalf at no additional cost.

Additionally, if an OIC isn't ultimately viable, we'll explore alternative solutions such as Currently Not Collectible status, Installment Agreements, or Penalty Abatement to resolve your tax debt.

Yes, you can submit an OIC on your own. However, the IRS rejects approximately 67% of self-submitted offers due to improper documentation, calculation errors, or inadequate financial analysis.

Professional representation significantly increases your chances of acceptance. Our tax experts know exactly what the IRS is looking for and how to present your case in the most favorable light, saving you time, stress, and potentially thousands of dollars.

Once your OIC is accepted and you fulfill the payment terms, your past tax debt is completely eliminated. However, you must remain compliant with all future tax obligations for 5 years after acceptance.

This means filing all tax returns on time and paying any taxes owed for the next 5 years. If you fail to stay compliant, the IRS can reinstate your original debt. We provide ongoing support to help ensure you stay in good standing.

The IRS does not report tax debt or OIC settlements directly to credit bureaus. However, if the IRS has filed a tax lien against you, that lien will appear on your credit report.

Once your OIC is accepted and paid, the IRS will release the lien, which can improve your credit over time. Many of our clients see their credit scores improve after resolving their tax debt because they eliminate the financial stress and can focus on rebuilding their finances.

Yes! An Offer in Compromise settles your entire tax liability, including all back taxes, penalties, and interest. Once accepted, you pay only the agreed-upon settlement amount, and everything else is forgiven.

This is one of the most powerful aspects of an OIC—you can eliminate massive amounts of accumulated penalties and interest that may have doubled or tripled your original tax debt.