If accepted, an IRS Offer in Compromise will let you to settle your tax debts for less than you actually owe. Sounds good? Of course it does! And if you’re in trouble with the IRS (or more apropos, if you just don’t want to pay one-hundred cents on the dollar) those nonstop radio and television commercials can get pretty tempting.
So with a swelling tsunami of false hope and enthusiasm PT Barnum smiles and a sucker is born. You pick up the telephone and call an out-of-state company, and like two ships that collide in the night, two fraudsters find each other. In other words, you sell an unseen salesman your bill of goods - and he reciprocates by selling you on a bogus Offer in Compromise.
Never mind that it won’t work, you forge foolishly ahead telling yourself that “it’s worth a try” and other silly sentiments. Conversely, if you’re serious about an offer in compromise, you should find out if you even qualify – Say what? That’s right Sunshine. There are certain “carved in stone” requirements that you must satisfy prior to filing an offer in compromise. And all of this information is readily available on the IRS’s website (as is an online pre-qualification test to determine if you’re even eligible or just wasting everyone’s time).
At Selig & Associates, we do things differently. That is to say, we meet with each and every client personally. We’re committed to helping our clients, says Attorney Bradley Dorin. And unlike those out of state companies, our fees are reasonable, agreed David Selig. If you’re in trouble with the IRS or New York State, call Selig & Associates to schedule a FREE face-to-face, legally privileged consultation.
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