Wondering if you can settle your tax debt for less than you owe?

We help you evaluate your eligibility for an Offer in Compromise and navigate the process

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Helping You Negotiate With The IRS to Potentially Settle Your Tax Debt For Less

If you owe more to the IRS than you can afford to pay, you may have the option to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount. At Proven Tax Partners, our team draws on more than 50 years of combined experience evaluating IRS settlement opportunities and helping qualified taxpayers pursue Offers in Compromise.

Contact Proven Tax Partners now to request a free consultation with a trusted, reliable, and experienced tax attorney.

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WHY CHOOSE US?

TRUSTED

By clients facing serious state and IRS tax problems

EXPERIENCED

Experienced professionals who handle tax debt cases every day

RELIABLE

Providing unwavering support from start to resolution

You May Be Able to Settle Your Tax Debt for Less

Many people carry tax debt that continues to grow due to penalties and interest. Paying the full balance may not be realistic.

The IRS created the offer in compromise program to allow qualified taxpayers to resolve their debt based on what they can afford.

If you qualify, you may be able to:

  • Settle your tax debt with the IRS for less than the full amount
  • Stop ongoing IRS collection activity
  • Move forward without carrying long-term tax debt

Offers in Compromise are authorized under Internal Revenue Code Section 7122. Our tax attorneys can help you determine whether this option applies to your situation.

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50+ Years

Combined Experience

$2 Billion

Taxes Resolved

$24 Million

Taxes saved

10,000+

Clients Served

What Is an Offer in Compromise?

An offer in compromise is a formal agreement between you and the IRS that allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount you owe.

The IRS reviews your:

  • Income
  • Expenses
  • Assets
  • Ability to pay

The agency then uses this information to calculate your reasonable collection potential and decides whether to accept your offer. A successful Offer in Compromise requires careful preparation and accurate financial disclosure, often with the assistance of an experienced tax professional.

Taxpayers generally submit an Offer in Compromise using IRS Form 656 along with detailed financial disclosures. The IRS reviews the application and determines whether the proposed settlement reflects the taxpayer’s reasonable collection potential.

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How We Help You Get Out of Tax Debt

We follow a structured process designed to move your case forward efficiently.

1

Free Consultation & IRS Transcript Review

We review your account and confirm your total tax debt.

2

Financial Analysis

We evaluate your income, expenses, and assets to determine if you qualify.

3

IRS Representation

We prepare your application and negotiate with the IRS or Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) on your behalf.

4

Resolution

We work toward reaching an agreement that allows you to settle your tax debt for as little as possible.

You receive support from attorneys, CPAs, and a dedicated case manager throughout the process.

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Serving Clients Across Arizona, Colorado, and Nationwide

ALL LOCATIONS

Proven Tax Partners provides tax relief and IRS representation for clients across the United States. We work with individuals and businesses on both local and national cases, offering consistent support wherever you are.

We currently serve clients throughout Arizona and Colorado, with nationwide support.

If you are looking for help and want to learn more about where we operate, visit our locations page to find an office near you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Eligibility depends on your income, allowable expenses, assets, and ability to pay. The IRS reviews your reasonable collection potential to determine whether collecting the full balance is unlikely.

To qualify, you must:

  • File all required tax returns
  • Provide complete financial information
  • Demonstrate that you cannot pay your full tax debt

We guide you through the process of evaluating your eligibility and meeting IRS requirements before submitting your application.

The IRS reviews each offer carefully. Errors or incomplete information can lead to rejection. An experienced attorney can help you prepare accurate financial disclosures, present your case clearly, avoid common mistakes, and improve your chances of acceptance.

The Offer in Compromise process requires patience. Most applications take between 6 and 24 months for the IRS to fully review and resolve. Processing times vary based on the complexity of the case, the completeness of the financial disclosures, and IRS workload.

After submitting your offer, the IRS will review your financial disclosure, evaluate your reasonable collection potential, and either accept, reject, or request additional information.

If the IRS accepts your offer, you must meet all terms of the agreement. If they reject your offer, we can evaluate alternative options, including:

Our tax attorneys will help you understand your next steps and continue working toward resolving your tax debt.

An offer in compromise is one option within a broader strategy for resolving tax debt. You may also need support with:

We help you build a comprehensive plan to resolve your tax situation.

A rejection does not necessarily end your options. Depending on your circumstances, you may appeal the decision, pursue an installment agreement, request Currently Not Collectible status, seek penalty abatement, or evaluate other tax resolution strategies.

Speak With an Offer in Compromise Attorney Today

You do not have to keep carrying tax debt that you cannot afford to pay. Take action today and work toward settling your tax debt for less than what you owe. Call Proven Tax Partners now to request a free consultation with a trusted, reliable, and experienced tax attorney.

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