When the IRS rejects an offer in compromise they will issue a letter informing that the offer in compromise is being rejected. The rejection letter is usually accompanied by a financial analysis providing the basis for the rejection. If you believe the IRS is rejecting your offer in compromise in error, you may elect to request an appeal. The instructions for requesting an appeal are usually included in the rejection letter. The IRS may view a second offer in compromise as an attempt to hinder...
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