< iframe size=" 480" height=" 320" src=" https://www.youtube.com/embed/7mhnIU6y29U?rel=0" frameborder=" 0" allowfullscreen >< img design=" float: left; margin:0 5px 5px 0;" src=" http://taxdr.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/ozcljX.jpg"/ > http://www.BrysonLawFirm.com Baton Rouge LA: Why the IRS is breaking down There is one technique of leaving financial obligation with the Internal Revenue Service that's been abused greater than any type of various other. This method, offers-in-compromise, has actually become downright questionable - a lot so that the Internal Revenue Service made adjustments to the "rules" concerning this financial obligation relief method for both taxpayers and tax obligation alleviation specialists. When the act that enabled Offer-in-Compromise passed, it was like a gigantic Pandora's box opened. All of a sudden, late evening TELEVISION became loaded with commercials from Offer-In-Compromise "Pros" appealing struggling taxpayers the chance to "pay dimes on the buck to the Internal Revenue Service". These "pros" would load out the OIC documents and also send it to the IRS, in some cases neglecting whether a client met the standards for being approved or not. In any case, the pros" got their money ... also if the customer never ever had much of a chance of being approved. Not only did this practice develop a substantial variety of people obtaining ripped-off, it might have triggered a reduction in the variety of Offers-in-Compromise that are actually being accepted by the Internal Revenue Service. On November 1, 2003, the IRS began charging a $150 processing cost for many Offer-In-Compromise proposals. Additionally, in February of 2004, they formally provided "a consumer sharp encouraging taxpayers to be careful of marketers' cases that tax obligation financial obligations can be chosen 'pennies on the buck' via the Deal in Concession Program." It seems that "pointless" proposals - and also a lot of complaints by consumers - had been installing ... sufficient to warrant problem by the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service has actually fractured down. Offers-in-Compromise currently just have a 15% possibility of success. An offer-in-compromise may still be the right alternative for you, or there might be far better choices. Do not lose your time, if you remain in problem with the Internal Revenue Service or have actually obtained notifications that you owe tax obligations, we can aid. Most likely to www.BrysonLawFirm.com or call our experienced tax experts at 337-233-4210to schedule your cost-free 30-minute assessment. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mhnIU6y29U