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Berkshire Tax Resolution is a legal, securities or CPA firm. We, at Berkshire Financial Partners, are professional tax consultants. Berkshire Tax Resolution is a tax advisement, tax negotiator, business turnaround, loan sourcing, and credit restructuring advisor. A prospective client who engages Berkshire Tax Resolution is not engaging a legal firm, securities firm or CPA firm. Berkshire Tax Resolution is a team of licensed tax professionals that will represent client in an administrative capacity before the taxing authority.

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Berkshire Tax Resolution’s Tax Consultants have extensive expertise with planning, preparing, and negotiating Offers in Compromise (OIC). If you qualify, an Offer in Compromise is frequently the ideal solution for resolving your delinquent tax liability. In the last published IRS statistics, the IRS reports that the average discount on accepted Offers was 88% (only 12 cents on the dollar was paid by Americans with accepted OICs), and that the average acceptance rate was 47.6%. Given the savings possibilities on accepted OICs, the experienced team of Tax Attorneys and Tax Specialists specializes in the Offer in Compromise program and works very hard to see if Berkshire Tax Resolution’s clients qualify for an OIC. Call us today to see if you qualify.


The OIC is still a relatively new IRS instrument created in 1992 by Section 7122 of the Tax Code. The two primary grounds under which an OIC can be successfully negotiated with the IRS are: “doubt as to collectability” (e.g. the taxpayer is unable to pay the full burden), or "doubt as to liability" (e.g. the taxpayer contends that they owe the debt). There is a more recent third ground for acceptance, "effective tax administration" (e.g. the IRS wants to get as much as they can, and they may potentially think that 12 cents on the dollar is as good as they can do on a taxpayer). For an Offer in Compromise to be accepted, however, the taxpayer has the burden of proof that they either have no possible means of paying the tax or that they do not actually owe the tax.


The primary determinant on "doubt as to collectability" is based on a taxpayer's personal financial profile; including income, expenses, and assets. The IRS sets strict guidelines for income, allowable expenses (categorized as: Living, Housing, Transport), and available equity in owned assets. An additional benefit of submitting an OIC is that IRS Restructuring Act prohibits the IRS from collecting a tax liability by levy during the period in which the Offer is being processed, or 30 days following rejection of an offer, or during the appeal of an OIC. This window of non-collection is frequently a respite for Berkshire Tax Resolution’s clients to avoid any IRS collection actions, thereby securing additional time for clients to pay and prevents the IRS from seizing any assets in the interim.

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If accepted, payment terms for an Offer in Compromise can be in one of two methods: cash (typically 20% with submission of offer and 80% within 90 days of acceptance), OR short-term deferred payment (24 monthly payments starting with submission of offer).


At Tax Tiger, Berkshire Tax Resolution’s tax resolution services are designed to resolve your back tax and unfiled tax return liability as quickly and efficiently as possible. Berkshire Tax Resolution’s tax consultants and specialists have direct communication with the IRS, as well as privileged access to IRS information that other services simply don't have. Berkshire Tax Resolution is committed to finding a resolution that meets your needs.


Berkshire Tax Resolution takes a personal approach to Berkshire Tax Resolution’s clients' cases because Berkshire Tax Resolution knows how devastating it is to be the target of enforced collection action from the IRS. A wage garnishment, bank levy, or tax lien can ruin your financial situation as well as your personal life. You may lose your job, your home, and other assets if you do not take legal action in the appropriate manner and timeframe.

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