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Taxpayers and their representatives who request installment agreements, currently not collectible status, or offers in compromise sometimes find the IRS has rejected the taxpayer’s filing to resolve their IRS tax debt situation and are not quite sure how to appeal the IRS decision. For a fact, the IRS rejects almost 60% of all offers in compromise it receives.
You will understand why going directly to Appeals may not be the best course of action and why immediately requesting Congressional Referral will not result in a favorable result. You will learn that there are other alternatives available to the taxpayer that need to be explored.
You will understand the differences between a CDP and a CAP hearing and the pros and cons of both forms of appeals.
If you eventually go to Appeals, you will learn how to convince the Appeals Officer that your taxpayer’s rejected installment agreement or rejected OIC should be accepted as it is in the government’s best interest to do so.
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