Course Tag: Bankruptcy

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OIC 105: Is the OIC Offer “Processable?” – Part 1

Is the OIC Offer Submitted “Processable?” – Part 1. https://youtu.be/RGivexRiG_0 The IRS receives the taxpayer’s offer.  The first step it takes is to determine if the submitted offer is “processable.”  This issue is divided into two separate courses.  Part 1 addresses issue relating to the taxpayer’s ability to fully pay…
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OIC 106: Is the OIC Offer “Processable?” – Part 2

Is the OIC Offer Submitted “Processable?” – Part 2. https://youtu.be/RGivexRiG_0 The IRS receives the taxpayer’s offer.  The first step it takes is to determine if the submitted offer is “processable.”  This issue is divided into two separate courses.  Part 1 addresses issue relating to the taxpayer’s ability to fully pay…
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OIC 120: Returning an Offer

IRS Returning the Offer. The IRS can “return” both a processable and an unprocessable Offer in Compromise application to a taxpayer without “accepting” or “rejecting” the offer.  The IRS’s return of an application closes the Offer in Compromise application review process.  A “return” is defined as a non-acceptance recommendation that…
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OIC 131: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 1

Miscellaneous Offer in Compromise Issues – Part 1. Attorneys are authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS on collection matters, including an Offer in Compromise.  IRM § 5.8.4.25(6) (05-10-2013).  Taxpayers have a set of fundamental rights they should be aware of when dealing with the IRS.  For more information, go…
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OIC 132: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 2

Miscellaneous Offer in Compromise Issues – Part 2. Attorneys are authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS on collection matters, including an Offer in Compromise.  IRM § 5.8.4.25(6) (05-10-2013).  Taxpayers have a set of fundamental rights they should be aware of when dealing with the IRS.  For more information, go…
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