Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Revisions to Offer in Compromise Application Form
On Monday the IRS announced they had revised the application for an Offer in Compromise, Form 656 package. IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson notes, "we hope that these changes help more people who qualify satisfy their tax obligations." The changes were made as a result of the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 and some of the changes include new payment terms and submission rules. For more details on the changes visit the IRS’s website.
Labels:
back taxes,
information,
irs,
money,
offer in compromise,
oic,
tax,
tax debt,
taxes
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(191)
-
▼
March
(11)
- Tax Watch Spring 2007 Edition Available
- E-Filing Up 5 Percent Says IRS
- IRS Identifies 40 Frivolous Positions To Avoid
- Strangest Tax Deductions
- Free File For Telephone Tax Refund
- Help With W2 Forms
- Revisions to Offer in Compromise Application Form
- $2.2 Billion in 2003 Tax Refunds
- E-Filing And Direct Deposit Numbers Up This Year
- Small Business Deductions
- Tax Incentives For Whistle Blowers
-
▼
March
(11)