The IRS allows people to settle their back tax debt if they meet certain requirements. One key requirement is that a person offers an amount no less than their Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP). Check out this video and article to get more information about how the offer amount, RCP, is calculated.
Video: How Much Will the IRS Accept to Settle My Tax Debt?
Article: How Much Will the IRS Accept to Settle My Tax Debt?
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Lauren Massie, CPA, EA, MBA resides in Raleigh, North Carolina. The primary focus of her CPA practice is income tax representation for individuals who need tax help with the IRS or the North Carolina Department of Revenue. She regularly assists clients with issues such as unfiled tax returns, back taxes, wage garnishments, bank levies, installment agreements, and the filing of an Offer in Compromise to settle tax debts. Have questions? Lauren can be reached directly at (919) 792-8511 or through this link.
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