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The IRS OIC is the best way to get rid of back taxes. All IRS tax relief programs are customized and tailored to your personal situation. The IRS OIC or Offer In Compromise is the most widely sought after program, since the OIC gets rid of tax debt IRS tax relief programs are typically based on your current finances. Your current finances are what typically qualifies you for any tax relief programs: IRS Offer In Compromise, IRS CNC, IRS PPA, IRS Innocent Spouse, IRS Federal Tax Lien Appeals, IRS Fresh Start Programs, IRS Penalty Abatement..... The requirements to qualify for an IRS OIC depend on your financials, such as Income, Assets & expenses. The IRS Offer in Compromise sometimes may not be the best solution, for many reasons that may include: The IRS CSED date of the Date the IRS no longer has a right to collect, so the IRS will write off the balance. Another OIC disqualified might be too much equity in an asset such as your home or in a retirement account. If the IRS OIC is not the right solution, an alternative tax relief program is a hardship payment plan with the IRS know as a Partial Payment Installment Agreement or an IRS PPIA. IRS offers financial hardship tax relief programs for IRS tax problems and back taxes so as to keep a fair & just tax system - one of your basic taxpayer rights. The hardship payment plan is similar to the IRS CNC or Currently noncollectible program, where all income, expenses are disclosed, and the payment plan is based on your ability to pay. The hardship installment plan is also known as a partial pay installment Agreement or PPIA. The PPIA is granted to those facing a hardship, that IRS will grant a reasonable payment plan that you are able to afford. This works great for those with the IRS statute date arriving close to expiring. Remember, this means as of the " Statute Date", the IRS will write off the balance and you will owe $0 in back taxes. The PPIA is similar to CNC, and another great alternative the IRS offer in compromise program or OIC.