Offer In Compromise Review
The purpose of National Tax Relief is to assist tax payers in resolving their tax related issues at a fraction of the total amount owed.
Pros: There are a variety of ways in which National Tax Relief can help consumers who are plagued by huge tax debt and have the federal government breathing down their proverbial necks. One such way is with the Offer In Compromise.
An OIC (Offer In Compromise) is not a negotiation as some people believe. The fact is that it costs the IRS a great deal of money to pursue taxpayers and an OIC is accepted only because it is less expensive for the IRS to agree to a lesser payment than it is to pursue the tax payer and probably never collect the full amount that is owed.
National Tax Relief assists you in making an OIC that will be accepted and in getting the very best possible agreement for you. OICs are based on a very complicated set of formulas.
Cons: All of the forms offered can be obtained free of charge.
Guarantee: There is a guarantee posted on the website that reads in part: “If at any time within 15 days of your initial payment, and prior to completion of our work, you are unsatisfied for any reason or just change your mind, you need only ask for a refund. You need not state any reason, and you will be gladly and promptly refunded without question. Please be aware that this refund applies only to uncompleted work. Refunds for work done in direct negotiations with the IRS, completed or near completion will be refunded on a pro-rata basis.”
Value for money: Price is impossible to determine but the service appears to be an excellent value.