Settle Your IRS Debt for Less Than What You Currently Owe

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“We will accept an Offer in Compromise when it is unlikely that we can collect the full amount owed and the amount you offer reasonably reflects the collection potential…”

– Internal Revenue Code section 7122

Maybe you didn’t know that the IRS has an Offer in Compromise program that can be utilized by the tax payer when liability has been incorrectly assessed or when total liability is more than you can afford to pay.

When presented correctly to the IRS, this might mean your tax liability is entirely eliminated for as little as 5-15% of the total amount owed.

Our experienced tax specialists can help you determine if you might qualify for an Offer in Compromise, or if a tax payment plan would be the better route for you to go.

We can help you solve your tax problems.

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What Are The Best Year-End Tax Moves New Castle County Taxpayers Can Make Last Minute?

 Key TakeawaysYou can still make charitable gifts that count for this tax year, including donor-advised funds and stock donations. Depending on your income level, it may make sense to itemize deductions and repay a fourth-quarter state estimated tax payment...
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What Does the IRS Math Act Mean For New Castle County Taxpayers?

 Key TakeawaysIRS notices must now provide a clear, specific explanation of the exact error. Not generic language or guesswork. The IRS must prominently tell you about your 60-day right to request abatement, including the exact deadline date. Line...
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What’s the New Castle County Gig Worker Solution to a Surprise Tax Bill?

 Key TakeawaysEstimate your full 2025 tax liability now (including income tax and Self-Employment Tax) to avoid underpayment penalties before the January estimated tax deadline. Maximize year-end deductions such as mileage, home office, equipment purchases,...
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IRA v Roth IRA v 401(k): Should New Castle County Taxpayers Convert Before 2026?

 Key TakeawaysTraditional IRA gives you a tax break today and taxable withdrawals later.  Roth IRA means tax-free growth and withdrawals later.  401(k) has larger limits with employer-based tax benefits. A Roth conversion adds income to...
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What Are The Best Safe Online Shopping Tips For New Castle County Holiday Shoppers?

Key Takeaways Watch for IRS impersonation scams.  Use a password manager. Strong, unique passwords for every account are non-negotiable. Keep your devices updated. Software updates often patch newly discovered security flaws. Use antivirus...
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A Moment to Give Thanks for My New Castle County Clients

As we’re entering Thanksgiving week, I’ve been thinking about how “interesting” this year has been. And I mean that in the polite way we describe things that are not exactly a joyride.The national noise was intense.- Inflation nearly made eggs feel like a...
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How Do New Castle County Investors Avoid Capital Gains Taxes From Selling Investments Or Property?

  Key Takeaways Hold for at least one year and a day to qualify for lower long-term capital gains rates. Use losses to offset gains through tax-loss harvesting (but beware the wash sale rule). Time your sale during a lower-income year to take advantage of the 0%...
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What is in the One Big Beautiful Bill? Child Tax Credit Changes for New Castle County Families

 Key TakeawaysThe Child Tax Credit (CTC) is now worth up to $2,200 per child for 2025 taxes (filed in 2026). Up to $1,700 of the credit is refundable if you don’t owe any taxes. Because of the OBBBA, you (or at least one spouse if filing jointly)...
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Can an ABLE Account Help New Castle County Families with Qualified Disability Expenses?

 Key TakeawaysABLE accounts let you save and invest tax-free for disability-related expenses. Up to $100,000 in an ABLE account is excluded from Supplemental Security Income (SSI) resource limits, and Medicaid eligibility continues beyond...
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What’s Alternative Minimum Tax? A 2026 Update for New Castle County High Earners

 Key TakeawaysThe OBBBA changes the AMT landscape starting in 2026, meaning more taxpayers will be pulled into AMT territory. High earners in high-tax states (and those with ISOs or private activity bonds) are the most at risk of an unexpected AMT...
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