You’re here because you have IRS debt that you know you won’t ever be able to pay. Maybe you’re in panic mode and have come here hoping and praying for help. Well, take a deep breath and keep reading. We’re the Offer In Compromise law firm that boasts one of the highest success rate in the country. (And if you need, read some of our success stories when you’re through here.)

Besides being the top firm, we’re also the most open
about how we do things.  That makes us very
different from the usual “Call us now and we’ll tell you
stuff” kind of website “company.”  Why do we take you
through the steps we use?  So that you’ll see what
you’re getting by going with our law firm.  And so you
can compare our painstaking approach to the imaginary
companies you’ve seen all over the Internet, all trying to
make a fast dollar at your expense, because they’re not
lawyers and they do not approach the law like lawyers.

Attorneys and companies ask how we go about reducing IRS debt through the Offer In Compromise with such a high degree of success. The truth:
we get such a high percentage of good results by a combination of steps. In
attorney John Ellsworth’s 35 years of practice he has modeled the Offer In Compromise process into Ten Steps. The Steps are outlined below and in the pages that follow. Please read on if you want to learn how to
really get your Offer In Compromise accepted.

STEP 1:

In Step 1 of your Offer In Compromise we’re going to make sure you and the IRS agree on how much the IRS says you owe the government. Usually, this amount is not the same as what you actually owe the government.. This figure represents what the IRS auditors have calculated, based on the information they have gathered and assumptions they have made in your case. It is also important to know what phase your Offer In Compromise case is in at this point. If the IRS has levied your bank accounts and/or seized your property or wages, for example, it will be more difficult to get a refund than it would be if you had submitted an Offer In Compromise earlier. In Step 1 of our Plan we interpret the IRS’s sometimes confusing letters and notices and we give you the information on the IRS’s operating procedures to help you understand what phase of the process your case is in, from the IRS’s perspective. This will help you understand the time-line involved in resolving your debt through Offer In Compromise.

In the second half of Step 1 we’re going to make sure you’ve filed all your taxes. Before you are eligible for an Offer in Compromise, you must file ALL missing tax returns. I can prepare and file them based on IRS tax transcripts and additional information we obtain. For more information and costs of preparing delinquent tax returns, click here.

How do I win for you? I give clients an edge of their own-a plan to beat the IRS, legally, morally, and ethically. After 35 years, I can tell you that there’s a right way to handle an IRS case and there’s a wrong, wrong way to do it. A long time ago I figured out the key to winning and now I use it every day. So click on the left column and get a quick quote. Or give us a call at 1-877-IRS-SOLV (877-477-7658). We’re always happy to help. Remember, we’re open 7 days, 9-9 CST. Discuss your case with John Ellsworth today.

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