Settle Tax Debt

Settlement of tax debt is done through a settlement process called an Offer in Compromise. An Offer in Compromise is an agreement between the IRS and the taxpayer that settles a tax liability for a

payment of less than the full amount owed. It was designed by Congress and integrated by the IRS in 1992; authorizing the IRS to settle for less than what is owed in certain circumstances.

It is in the interest of the IRS to settle tax debt and therefore eliminate costly accounts that cannot be collected on, at the earliest possible time and at the least cost to the government. In many cases, an Offer In Compromise will put a taxpayer back in the system who has not had the ability to "catch up", creating a fresh start and future compliance.

Since 1996, CKTax as helped thousands of tax payers like yourself settle their tax debt, often times for 95% less that what they originally owed. We work quickly and efficiently to prepare your Offer in Compromise and tenaciously negotiate with the IRS for the lowest possible settlement amount. For over a decade, CKTax has time and time again delivered successful results in the offer in compromise arena. Select this link to view a few testimonials from our satisfied clients.

The IRS statistics show that 75% of all Offers in Compromise are returned at the beginning, due to the forms being filled out incorrectly or information not being provided. Of the remaining 25% of the Offers that make it past being a "process-able offer", 10% of those are rejected for various reasons known only to the IRS. Most taxpayers overstate their income and assets, thereby allowing the IRS to reject the Offer in Compromise completely; or, the IRS asks for a much higher offer amount than would have been necessary, if the taxpayer had only had an experienced tax professional on their side. This is where our years of experience, expertise and success can work to your advantage.

Fill out our Tax Settlement Form now or call us at 888-894-2005 and a licensed tax professional will walk you through the tax settlement process step by step.