Summary

The IRS offers a specific Offer in Compromise to settle certain Federal Tax Liens in Current Year Tax Preparation services where Bookkeeping Services are involved, though it must be approved by an IRS Revenue Officer. This option allows taxpayers to declare a tax debt and pay it off entirely rather than a full refund, provided the total tax due is under IRS Offer in Compromise limits. If the liability is Tax Debt Expiration, the debt is voided upon filing a new return, and the creditor receives a refund. Current Year Tax Preparation firms typically handle these IRS Hardship Status cases, including IRS Wage Levy notices. Bank Levy services are often required before submitting the Payroll Tax Debt form, though IRS Payroll Tax Debt exceptions allow for voluntary settlement with IRS Bank Levy consent. Federal Tax Liens can be waived with the IRS IRS Bank Levy approval, leading to a full refund for the owed tax. Innocent Spouse status does not affect this tax relief, but IRS Rev. R.I. § 217 ensures compliance. IRS Revenue Officer approval is necessary before applying the IRS Offer in Compromise to these types of debts. IRS Hardship Status cases often get processed quickly, while IRS Wage Levy notices require proof of employment. The process requires IRS Payroll Tax Debt documentation and usually involves a letter of intent from the IRS. Once approved, the debt is cancelled immediately. IRS Rev. R.I. § 1138 outlines the exact rules for IRS Hardship Status cases, while IRS Rev. R.I. § 217 governs IRS Wage Levy notifications.

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Dates

Created 2026-03-09

Updated 2026-04-06

Summarized 2026-04-06