The IRS Can Drain Your Account And Take Your Truck — No Lawsuit, No Judge.
If you work for yourself and the IRS says you owe $25K–$200K, this free guide shows you how to settle for the lowest number the law allows — and how to stop a levy before it empties your account. Written by EAs, CPAs & tax attorneys with nothing to sell you until you qualify.
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The IRS's real numbers: about 36,000 offers received last year, about 13,000 accepted. See which side of the line your facts fall on.
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The RCP formula that sets the lowest number the IRS will ever take, so you can run your own before you pay anyone.
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All 5 legal ways out of $25K-$200K in IRS debt, and why the ads only ever push the one that's usually wrong for you.
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Got an LT11 or Letter 1058? A 30-day clock is already ticking. Miss it and you lose your day in Tax Court for good.
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If You're Reading This At 1AM, You're Not Alone.
There's a stack of unopened IRS letters in the glove box. You haven't told your wife the real number. And every firm you Google looks like the same late-night outfit that took your buddy for $4,500 and a year of his life, then blamed the mean old IRS.
You don't trust this business. Good. You shouldn't. The Offer in Compromise is the biggest moneymaker these shops have, and some of them want your offer to fail.
Before you hand anyone your credit card and sign up for a monthly auto-debit, see the IRS's own real numbers for yourself.
Read the free guide first. Then decide who, if anyone, gets your money.
7 Secrets Of The OIC: The IRS Took 36,000 Offers Last Year And Said No To More Than Half
Here's what you'll find inside the field guide.
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The real acceptance numbers. The IRS got about 36,000 Offers in Compromise last year and accepted only about 13,000. Fewer than half made it. The other half got worked straight toward a no. The guide shows you the one thing the accepted ones did first.
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The formula that sets your floor. The IRS picks the lowest number it'll ever take with one calc called Reasonable Collection Potential: the equity in your stuff plus a chunk of your future income. Offer under that floor and you lose. Most guys guess. The guide shows you both halves so you can run it at the kitchen table.
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The one box that can double your offer. Pick the cash plan and the IRS multiplies your leftover monthly income by 12. Pick the longer plan and they multiply it by 24. Same paycheck. $1,000 a month becomes a $12,000 offer or a $24,000 one. The big shops won't slow down to explain it.
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The deadline the IRS hopes you miss. Your debt has an expiration date, the 10-year collection statute, and filing an offer can pause that clock in the IRS's favor. If you've got 6 months or less left, filing can hand them more time to chase you. The date you must check first is in the guide.
This Is Not Another Late-Night TV Ad
You've seen the spot. "Free Consultation. Pennies On The Dollar. Call Now." You called once. A script-reader rang back in 60 seconds. You knew.
This isn't that. This guide was written by the real pros at Sasquatch Tax Co., EAs, CPAs and tax attorneys under one roof. One firm. One phone number. One fee. No floor of commissioned closers reading off a card.
And here's the part the TV outfits never tell you: winning an offer isn't the finish line. Even after the IRS says yes, you have to file and pay on time for 5 years straight or the whole forgiven debt comes back. Read it without ever talking to us. It even tells you when you don't need a firm at all.
What A Call With Us Actually Sounds Like
You Talk To A Licensed Pro
An EA, CPA or tax attorney picks up — not a “senior tax consultant” reading a script for commission. Ask anything. First call's free and there's no quota on the other end.
You Get An Honest Read
We run your RCP math with real numbers. If an Offer in Compromise is the wrong tool for your facts, we say so and show you the cheaper way out. If you don't need a firm at all, we'll tell you that too.
One Flat Quote, In Writing
You get one fee, on paper, before you pay a dime — no monthly auto-debit that quietly runs for a year. Then you decide. No callback campaign if the answer's no.
Not ready to talk to anyone? Fair enough — read the free guide first.
Here's What Else You'll Find Inside 7 Secrets Of The OIC…
The Expense Diet That Costs You Money
Scared guys cut their own car payment, health insurance and term life out of the numbers to look broke for the IRS. It backfires. In one real case those three legal expenses knocked about $1,000 off a $1,500 monthly figure and cut the offer by a third. The guide shows you what you're allowed to claim.
The IRS May Be Pricing Your House Off Zillow
Examiners pull county records and free websites to value your home, and it usually lands way off, with that fake equity counted against you. A real appraisal runs a couple hundred bucks and can fix the number for good. The guide shows you when it's worth spending.
Owe Over $100K? The Credit Pull Is Mandatory
Cross $100,000 and the examiner is required to pull your credit report, then grill you on the truck you sold in 2015 and where the house money went. The guide shows you how to pull it yourself first so you walk in ahead of them, not ambushed.
The $1 Offer Nobody Mentions
There's an Offer in Compromise with a $0 application fee, zero financial paperwork, and a floor of one dollar. It's for when you don't actually owe the tax, filed on Form 656-L. The guide lays out who really qualifies, and the catch the ads skip.
The 5-Year Handshake After You Win
Even after the IRS says yes, you have to file and pay everything on time for 5 years straight. Slip once and the whole forgiven debt comes roaring back into collection. Most folks with tax debt have a shaky filing history, which is exactly why this one blindsides them.
Get Your Free Copy Of 7 Secrets Of The OIC Now
Drop your email, hit the button, and the 12-page guide lands in your inbox in 60 seconds. Read the real IRS numbers, run your own RCP math at the kitchen table, and figure out which of the 5 ways out fits your case, all before you pay any firm a dime. No phone tree. No pressure. No obligation.