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Exploring Options to Resolve IRS Tax Debt?

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a program that may allow certain taxpayers to settle tax liabilities for less than the full amount owed. Qualification depends on many factors, including income, assets, expenses, and overall ability to pay.

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We commonly help clients who:

  • Owe more to the IRS than they can realistically pay

  • Are experiencing financial hardship

  • Have ongoing collection issues

  • Want to explore alternatives to long-term payment plans

  • Need help understanding IRS financial requirements

  • Are unsure whether they may qualify for an OIC

How we can help:

The IRS reviews Offers in Compromise on a case-by-case basis and considers each taxpayer’s financial situation and compliance history before making a determination.

We assist clients with:

  • Reviewing financial and tax circumstances

  • Evaluating potential resolution options

  • Preparing required financial disclosures and documentation

  • Communicating with the IRS when authorized

  • Addressing compliance requirements related to the application process

 

Every case is different, and the appropriate response depends on the specific notice and circumstances involved.

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Why Clients Choose Us

  • Work directly with an Enrolled Agent

  • Personalized support — not a call center

  • Experience with IRS resolution matters

  • Clear communication throughout the process

  • Nationwide service for individuals and businesses

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Reviewing Your Options Starts With Understanding Your Situation

IRS resolution programs are highly fact-specific. Evaluating your financial circumstances early may help determine what options may be available.

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FAQ

Does everyone qualify for an Offer in Compromise?

No. The IRS evaluates eligibility based on financial information, compliance status, and ability to pay. Not all taxpayers will qualify for this program.

Do I need to file all tax returns first?

In many situations, taxpayers must be filing compliant before the IRS will consider an Offer in Compromise application.

What financial information is required?

The IRS may require information regarding income, assets, expenses, bank accounts, and other financial details as part of the review process.

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R. Price

"I’ve worked with Sunrise Tax Solutions for over four years. I found them to be very ethical and honest, but at the same time very clever. They really know the ins and the outs of taxes. They have significantly reduced my tax liability year over year. They are my tax solution."

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A. Molnar

"Sunrise Tax Company is a shining example of excellence in the tax industry. Their ability to save on taxes, coupled with their expertise in rectifying back taxes, makes them an invaluable partner for anyone seeking financial clarity and stability."

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W. Swoope

"Without questions Sunrise is the best tax solution available. They were able to get my payment of a $75k IRS debt down to $350. I know it sounds crazy right? So true! I am forever grateful for Marisa and her team."
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Sunrise Tax Solutions

415 Avenue A, Suite 306

Fort Pierce, FL 34950

772-212-0079

sts@ststaxes.com

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