IRS Offer In Compromise Guarantee

Now for the important part.

I can't find a single one of my competitors out there who offers any kind of guarantee that covers IRS Offer in Compromise services.

I have spent hours reviewing my competitors' websites and I have never found any kind of guarantee.

Does this mean that they are not confident of themselves and their services? Probably not, but I don't personally know them, so I'm not sure about this.

I think it just means that they, like most people and businesses (and the IRS, too, for that matter), don't like to give money back to anyone after they get it in their own bank accounts.

So why am I willing to guarantee my work?

Because:

1. I believe in my ability to get the job done
2. I think it's a good business practice
3. I know it attracts interested website visitors
4. I also know it attracts clients
5. It gives you more confidence in me and my work
6. It definitely sets me apart from my competitors

So here's my guarantee:

1. I will prepare your Offer in Compromise using the information you provide me in my Downloadable Offer In Compromise Package.
2. Your Offer in Compromise (OIC) will then be sent to you for your review and signature(s) and dates.
3. Your OIC will include a short list of instructions for you to follow. These instructions will tell you where to sign and date the forms and where to mail them.
4. The instructions will also tell you that you should write a $150 check made out to US Treasury. This check will cover your application fee.
5. If you are required to do anything else, the instructions will tell you what to do.
6. The final instruction will give you an address to which you should mail your Offer in Compromise.
7. Mail your Offer to IRS.
8. Your Offer in Compromise is then guaranteed to be acceptable for processing by IRS.
9. Usually within thirty days, both you and I will receive notification from IRS that your Offer has been received and meets their requirements and has been deemed "Acceptable for Processing."
10. If for any reason your Offer is returned to you as "Not Acceptable for Processing", my office and staff will either refund all payments you have made to us or we will correct your Offer and resubmit it to IRS until it has been deemed "Acceptable for Processing."

Some of you may not think this is much of a guarantee, but please remember that over 50% of all Offers are returned because they are "Not Acceptable for Processing."

Circumventing this problem will keep IRS from sending out any wage or bank levy notices that will be very easy for them to send out because your OIC forms will reveal your employer(s) and your bank(s). So if IRS returns your Offer to you, how long do you think it will be before they levy your wages or your bank? Not very long.

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