If there is genuine disagreement or dispute regarding the amount or actual existence of a tax liability then Doubt as to liability exists. There are circumstances, however where there is no doubt according to the law (such as a court decision or judgement establishing a tax liability).
Doubt as to Liability is determined by an examination and evaluation of the evidence and circumstances of a taxpayer. To establish this doubt the taxpayer is required to submit documentation or evidence that will support his/her request for an Offer in Compromise agreement under a Doubt as to Liability position.
The Offer In Compromise examination, where Doubt as to Liability is asserted, is conducted similar to an audit reconsideration. The Offer is considered, additional requests for information are forwarded to the taxpayer if necessary, and all concerns, positions, or points are addressed by the IRS representative are addressed and then documented in the Offer Workpapers.
If you would like help in preparing an Offer In Compromise asserting Doubt as to Liability, please fill out the Free evaluation.
Qualifying For An Offer In Compromise In Kentucky
Kentucky taxpayers who owe IRS back taxes may have the opportunity to settle their tax debt for a fr...
Submitting an Offer in Compromise in Hawaii
Offer in Compromise or OIC is an agreement between the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Hawaii...
Offer in Compromise For The Oregon Taxpayer
Oregon taxpayers who owe federal tax debt may be able to settle their debt at a fraction of the full...
Lapus to focus on top 6 urgent concerns in his short stint at DTI - Business Mirror - 3/16/2010
The Color of Money: Walking in taxpayers' shoes - Richmond Times Dispatch - 3/16/2010
Names in the news - Southeast Missourian - 3/16/2010
IRS more willing to make a deal - Ventura County Star - 3/16/2010
How to Bribe a Supreme Court Justice - Huffington Post (blog) - 3/15/2010
Forest landowners told to keep steady, stay ready - Sulphur Southwest Daily News - 3/15/2010
=== More Tax News ===