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Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September 12, 2012 The information contained in this presentation is current as of the date it was presented. It should not be considered official guidance.

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Page 1: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS

Internal Revenue Service Small BusinessSelf-Employed Division

Traci Suiter

September 12 2012

The information contained in this presentation is current as of the date it was presented It should not be considered official guidance

Fresh Start Initiatives

Help For Struggling Taxpayers

bull Expanded access to payment plans

bull More flexibility in our offer in compromise program

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing bull Payment plans bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Avoid Overdue Taxes

bull Check your withholding - IRSgov Withholding Calculator - IRS Publication 919

bull Makeadjust estimated tax payments - IRSgov ndash search ldquoestimated taxesrdquo - IRS publication 505

Penalties and Interest

bull Late payment penalty - up to 25 of balance due

bull Late filing penalty - Up to 25 of balance due

bull Interest on balance due

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing

bull Payment plans

bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 2: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Fresh Start Initiatives

Help For Struggling Taxpayers

bull Expanded access to payment plans

bull More flexibility in our offer in compromise program

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing bull Payment plans bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Avoid Overdue Taxes

bull Check your withholding - IRSgov Withholding Calculator - IRS Publication 919

bull Makeadjust estimated tax payments - IRSgov ndash search ldquoestimated taxesrdquo - IRS publication 505

Penalties and Interest

bull Late payment penalty - up to 25 of balance due

bull Late filing penalty - Up to 25 of balance due

bull Interest on balance due

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing

bull Payment plans

bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 3: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing bull Payment plans bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Avoid Overdue Taxes

bull Check your withholding - IRSgov Withholding Calculator - IRS Publication 919

bull Makeadjust estimated tax payments - IRSgov ndash search ldquoestimated taxesrdquo - IRS publication 505

Penalties and Interest

bull Late payment penalty - up to 25 of balance due

bull Late filing penalty - Up to 25 of balance due

bull Interest on balance due

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing

bull Payment plans

bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 4: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Avoid Overdue Taxes

bull Check your withholding - IRSgov Withholding Calculator - IRS Publication 919

bull Makeadjust estimated tax payments - IRSgov ndash search ldquoestimated taxesrdquo - IRS publication 505

Penalties and Interest

bull Late payment penalty - up to 25 of balance due

bull Late filing penalty - Up to 25 of balance due

bull Interest on balance due

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing

bull Payment plans

bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 5: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Penalties and Interest

bull Late payment penalty - up to 25 of balance due

bull Late filing penalty - Up to 25 of balance due

bull Interest on balance due

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing

bull Payment plans

bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 6: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Payment Alternatives

bull Borrowing

bull Payment plans

bull Temporary delay in collection

bull Offer in Compromise

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 7: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Borrowing

bull Cheaper than IRS penalty and interest

bull Seek loan before April 15

bull IRS takes credit cards

- See ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo on IRSgov

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 8: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreements

bull AKA Payment Plans

bull Agreement to make monthly payments

bull Penalty and interest apply

bull User fee may apply

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 9: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreement Types

bull Pay now - Within 10-days

bull Short term extension - Up to 120-days to pay in full

bull Regular monthly payments - User fee applies

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 10: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Pay in 120-days or less bull Regular payments not required bull Pay by agreed date bull Less penalty and interest bull No user fee bull Financial statement not required

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 11: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Short Term Extension To Pay

bull Apply online - IRSgov ldquoToolsrdquo - Eligible if you owe $50000 or less

bull Pay online - IRSgov ldquoPay Your Tax Billrdquo

bull Pay by check - Snail mail

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 12: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Long Term Payment Plan

bull Longer than 120-days

bull Regular monthly payments

bull User fee applies - $52 for direct debit agreement - $105 for standard agreement - $43 if low income

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 13: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Direct Debit Payment Plan

Advantages

bull Lower user fee

bull Automatic payments

bull No check to write amp mail

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 14: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Types of Payment Plans

bull Guaranteed Installment Agreement - Tax code section 6159(c)

bull Streamlined Installment Agreement - Fresh Start Initiative

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 15: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

Conditions

bull Owe $10000 or less individual income tax

bull Cannot pay immediately

bull Can pay within 3 years

bull File and pay on time and hellip

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 16: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Guaranteed Installment Agreement

During the past 5 years

bull Filed all required returns

bull Paid all required taxes

bull Have not entered into an installment agreement

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 17: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Streamlined Installment Agreement

bull Less financial information required

bull Most will qualify

bull Most who qualify are approved

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 18: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Eligibility

bull Maximum liability $50000 - Up from $25000

bull Maximum time to pay 72 months - Up from 60 months

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 19: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25000 or less owed provides

bull Name address SSN bull Name address of bank and employer bull Balance due bull Monthly payment amount bull Monthly payment due date

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 20: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Individual $25001 - $50000 owed

bull Provides incomeexpense analysis - Verify ability to pay

bull Sets up direct debit payments - Automatic payments from checking

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 21: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreement

More than $50000 owed

bull Pay balance to below $50000 - Qualify for streamlined agreement

or

bull Submit written application - Full financial statement required

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 22: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying businesses

bull Out of business (defunct) - Any business type ndash any type of tax - $25000 or less

bull Out of business sole proprietorship - Any type of tax - $50000 or less

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 23: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Streamlined Installment Agreement

Qualifying Businesses

bull Operating business - Income tax only - $25000 or less

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 24: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Applying for Installment Agreement

Scenario

bull March 15 amp ready to file bull Owe and canrsquot pay bull What to do

- File the return - Pay what you can - Apply for payment plan ASAP

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 25: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Application Options

bull Apply online bull File form 9465-FS with return

- If e-filing send to address in instructions

bull Call (800) 829-1040 bull Visit IRS Assistance Center bull Wait for a tax bill

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 26: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Who can use

bull Individual bull All returns filed bull Owe $50000 or less bull Can pay within 72 months

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 27: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Benefits

bull Apply before you get a bill bull Immediate approval notification

bull No financial disclosures bull Direct Debit

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 28: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Gather your information

bull Copy of tax return bull Monthly payment amp due date

bull Copy of IRS bill if received bull PIN can create if necessary bull Other info

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 29: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Basic questions

bull Taxpayer or representative

bull Received bill or not bull SSN ndash PIN ndash Caller ID bull Address bull Bank and employer

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 30: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Payment agreement options

bull Pay in 10 days bull Pay in 120 days or less bull Monthly payments

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 31: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Monthly payment terms

bull Amount bull Due date bull Method

- Direct debit - Payroll deduction - Mail check

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 32: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Online Application

Instructional Video

bull IRSVideosgov bull Individuals or Small Businesses

bull FilingPaying Taxes

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 33: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreements

Not Guaranteed or Streamlined

bull Evaluated case-by-case bull Full financial statement required

bull Root cause analysis bull Alternatives considered

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 34: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull Withheld trust fund taxes - Income amp FICA

bull Deposited periodically bull Reported quarterly bull Taken seriously

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 35: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreements

In-Business Trust Fund ldquoExpressrdquo

bull $25000 or less bull Pay within 24 months bull Direct debit if $10000 - $25000

bull Stay current

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 36: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreements

To apply for In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement

bull Call on bill or (800) 829-4933

bull Submit Form 9465 IA Request bull Visit local office

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 37: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Installment Agreements

Business Payroll Taxes

bull More than $25000 owed - Get amp stay current - Contact IRS - Submit financial statement - Consider all options

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 38: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Temporary Delay in Collection

bull Key word ldquoTemporaryrdquo

bull Hardship - Based on financial review

bull Debt doesnrsquot go away

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 39: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise

bull Tax debt settlement

bull Best interest of both parties

bull Not for everyone

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 40: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise

Know before you apply

bull Explore other options bull No guarantee of acceptance bull Not eligible if in bankruptcy bull Returns must be filed bull App fee amp initial payment upfront

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 41: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise

Initial Payment with Application

bull 20 of lump sum or

bull Initial periodic payment - Maximum of 24 periodic payments - Continue payments while offer is under consideration

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 42: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise

Application Instructions

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull IRSVideosgov ndash ldquoCompleting Form 656 Offer in Compromise

bull IRSgov ndash ldquooffersrdquo

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 43: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise Application forms

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

bull Form 433-A or B Collection Information Statement (financial statement)

bull Form 656 Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 44: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise

Gather financial information

bull Cash and investments bull Assets and investments

bull Income and expenses

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 45: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise Prepare financial statement(s)

bull 433-A (OIC) ndash Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals

bull 433-B (OIC) Collection Information Statement for Businesses

bull Attach supporting documents

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 46: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise Prepare application From 656

bull Tax and tax periods (years) bull Reason for offer bull Offer amount

- Section 7 Form 433-A (OIC) or - Section 5 Form 433-B (OIC)

bull Payment terms

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 47: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise Terms and Conditions

bull Offer payments not refundable

bull Refunds kept bull Future compliance

- Until offer terms met plus - Five years

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

Page 48: Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS · 2012-10-16 · Payment Alternatives When You Owe the IRS Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division Traci Suiter September

Offer in Compromise Last three steps

bull Application fee $150 bull Initial payment

- Form 656 Section 5 bull Mail application

- Mailing address in Form 656 Booklet

Offer in Compromise

Appropriate minimum offer =

bull Asset equity plus bull Future income

- Ability to make payments

Offer in Compromise

Greater flexibility

Future income =

bull Past ndash Payments over 4 to 5 years bull Present ndash Payments over 1 to 2 years

Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull What Options do I Have if I Cannot Full Pay - Online Payment Agreement - Payment Plans Installment Agreements - Temporary Delay - Offer in Compromise

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

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IRS Forms amp Instructions

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bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

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Appropriate minimum offer =

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Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

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bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

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bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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Greater flexibility

Future income =

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Allowing -

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IRSgov

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Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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Offer in Compromise Greater flexibility

Allowing -

bull Student loan minimum payment bull Statelocal tax payment in certain cases

IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

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Compromise

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Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

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IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRSgov

Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

bull Collection Process and Taxpayer Rights

bull What do I do if I Cannot File or Pay by the Due Date

bull What if the IRS Asks for Financial Information

IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

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IRSVideosgov Videos -

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Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

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bull How Can I Prevent Future Tax Liabilities - EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System)

- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

bull Penalties and Interest bull Payment PlansInstallment Agreements

bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRSgov Keyword search ldquoCollectionrdquo

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- Estimated Taxes - IRS Withholding Calculator - Employment Taxes for Businesses

IRSgov Other keyword searches

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bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

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Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRSgov Other keyword searches

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bull Temporary Delay bull Offer

IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

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Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRSVideosgov Videos -

bull Owe Taxes Understanding IRS Collection Efforts

bull Avoiding Interest and Penalty Charges

bull Online Payment Agreements bull Completing Form 656 Offer in

Compromise

IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRS Publications bull Publication 1 Your Rights as a

Taxpayer bull Publication 594 The Collection Process

bull Publication 919 Hoe Do I Adjust My Withholding

bull Publication 505 Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax

IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet

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IRS Forms amp Instructions

bull Form 9465 Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 9465-FS Installment Agreement Request

bull Form 656-B Offer in Compromise Booklet