I will prepare your irs offer in compromise, form 656 and form 433a as a CPA
Official Licensed CPA Financial Statements, IRS Debt Settlement and CPA Letters
About this Gig
Facing crushing IRS debt, crippling penalties, or complex trust fund recovery assessments can feel overwhelming, but an inaccurate Offer in Compromise (OIC) submission will guarantee an instant rejection.
As an Attest CPA and IRS Tax Resolution Expert, I personally review, structure, and prepare your complete IRS Offer in Compromise (Form 656 and Form 433-A OIC) to legally reduce your tax debt to the lowest possible Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP)..
Services Covered:
- Full Form 656 & Form 433-A (OIC) Preparation
- Detailed RCP Calculation & Strategy
- Tax Penalty Relief & Explanation Letters
- Pre-Submission Audit & Risk Review
Why Trust My Expertise:
- 100% CPA Prepared: Every form, letter, and financial trace is prepared by me under official CPA letterheadnever outsourced.
- Complex Cases: Specialized in post-bankruptcy discharges, TFRP/civil penalties, variable income, and child inheritance asset protection.
- Maximized ALE: I optimize your Allowable Living Expenses to minimize your future disposable income calculation.
Do not let an improperly prepared form waste your time and money. Send me a direct message now with your situation, and let us get your IRS debt resolved correctly!
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FAQ
How do I know if I qualify for an IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC)?
Qualification depends on your Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP)—a formula measuring your net asset equity plus future disposable income. If your total RCP is less than your actual IRS debt, you are a candidate.
Can you handle complex cases like Trust Fund Penalties (TFRP) or variable income?
Yes. As a licensed CPA, I specialize in complex tax relief cases. This includes Trust Fund Recovery Penalties (TFRP), post-bankruptcy Chapter 7 tax balances, variable/overtime nursing schedules, joint accounts with child inheritance funds, and business asset equity.

