What documents do I need to provide to you?

Lots. These documents are related to what you own and your expected future cash flow. These same documents will be required by the IRS for an Offer-in-Compromise, less than full-pay Installment Plans, or proof of an inability to pay.

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Jim Payne, a Florida Certified Public Accountant (CPA) since 1976, offers candid insights on getting square with the IRS — with the least pain, and at the lowest cost — with (or without) the help of a tax representative. Mr. Payne is a former IRS agent and expert in business profitability, IRS audits, IRS payroll tax, and IRS non-filer issues. As a Tax Representative, his goal is clear: " I will speak on your behalf to all IRS agents, so you never have to, and I'll guide you in executing a strategy to resolve your IRS problem so you can get back to enjoying life."

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