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in their lives, such as medical costs. In short, these are people whose financial situations have changed so drastically they will not be able to pay their tax debt. But the Offer in Compromise isn’t the only option. For those with tax debt who do not qualify for the Offer in Compromise program, a good option is the Installment Agreement . Under this agreement, the taxpayer works out a payment plan with the IRS that eliminates the tax debt over time. This is similar to a monthly car payment — a large enough payment to pay off a significant debt over time but not so large that it will adversely affect your lifestyle. Whether you are

penalty and it creates a record at IRS that says you actually filed on time and they have to post that $5 or $10 check to your account. The IRS also reminds people that they may be able to provide assistance for people who owe taxes by offering the following: * Postponement of Collection Actions: IRS employees will have greater authority to suspend collection actions in certain hardship cases where taxpayers are unable to pay. This includes instances when the taxpayer has recently lost a job, is relying solely on Social Security or welfare income or is facing devastating illness or significant medical bills. If an individual has recently

Expected to Be a Record-Breaking Year for IRS Enforcement Despite Dip in 2008 Results Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 In 2008, the IRS collected $56.4 billion – $7.7 billion more than in 2006. This was only slightly down from 2007’s Record year of $59.2 Billion. The audit rate is 100% higher today than in 2000!  Nearly 1.4 million Americans were audited in 2008 , just over 1% of all returns filed.  Correspondence/ mail audits , otherwise known as CP-2000 letter audits are up nearly 34% from 2000 levels. The 2008 collection enforcement numbers would have been higher had the attrition rate at the IRS

penalty and it creates a record at IRS that says you actually filed on time and they have to post that $5 or $10 check to your account. The IRS also reminds people that they may be able to provide assistance for people who owe taxes by offering the following: * Postponement of Collection Actions: IRS employees will have greater authority to suspend collection actions in certain hardship cases where taxpayers are unable to pay. This includes instances when the taxpayer has recently lost a job, is relying solely on Social Security or welfare income or is facing devastating illness or significant medical bills. If an individual has recently

penalty and it creates a record at IRS that says you actually filed on time and they have to post that $5 or $10 check to your account. The IRS also reminds people that they may be able to provide assistance for people who owe taxes by offering the following: * Postponement of Collection Actions: IRS employees will have greater authority to suspend collection actions in certain hardship cases where taxpayers are unable to pay. This includes instances when the taxpayer has recently lost a job, is relying solely on Social Security or welfare income or is facing devastating illness or significant medical bills. If an individual has recently