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Many taxpayers who are in IRS trouble have found it difficult to be approved for IRS settlements such as the Offer in Compromise program. Historically, OIC application approval rates have remained under 25%. Recently, the IRS has updated the OIC application forms so that it is easier for applicants to understand. This will increase accuracy rates on the applications which will improve your chances of being approved for a tax settlement (as long as your qualifications meet the requirements).

One of the ways to stay out of IRS trouble is to understand the anatomy of an IRS audit–how to avoid it and how to seek tax help when the IRS is after you. As taxpayers, you are essentially “considered guilty till proven innocent” by the IRS. Therefore, it is extremely crucial that you wage a proper battle agains the IRS with the right weapon—find a good tax attorney.

With IRS enforcement on the rise, it would be unwise to deliberately cheat on your taxes. As a savvy taxpayer, it is good practice to know your options for battling the IRS. By pursuing different tax relief options (depending on your unique situation), you can save yourself time, money, and frustration.

If you are in trouble with the IRS, our specialized staff of tax attorneys, CPAs, EAs and tax professionals can help. Visit the Tax Resolution Services web site for a free tax relief consultation or call us at 866-IRS-PROBLEMS.

More Tax Help, IRS News and Tax Relief Tips:

1. We’ve Expanded to Help More Taxpayers Resolve Their IRS Tax Problems!
2. IRS Announces Unprecedented Opportunity for Recession-Burdened Americans to Settle Outstanding Tax Debts
3. Why the IRS Picks on Small Businesses and How to Avoid Triggering an Audit
4. KLOS Tax Tip #44: Individuals Get a Tax Break - But Get Tax Help if You Owe Back Taxes!
5. IRS Asserts Position on Tax Protesters: Sanctions Imposed for Advancing and Maintaining a Frivolous Argument

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