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Completing the Form DTF-4 Offer In Compromise for liabilities is an important step towards resolving tax liabilities efficiently. This guide will provide you with comprehensive, step-by-step instructions for filling out the form online, ensuring you meet all necessary requirements and deadlines.

Follow the steps to fill out the Form DTF-4 Offer In Compromise.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your chosen editor.
2. Enter the name of the taxpayer(s) or trade/business name in the designated field. Include the telephone number and Social Security number(s) or Employer Identification Number (EIN) as required.
3. Indicate the physical home address as well as the mailing address if it differs from the physical address. Mark the appropriate entity type(s) such as Individual, Partnership, or Corporation.
4. Provide the total amount you are offering. Ensure that the amount is greater than $0 and specify if any portion of this amount is borrowed, supplying the lender's name and any collateral if applicable.
5. List all unpaid liabilities you wish to compromise. Include the assessment ID, type of tax or liability, liability period, and amount due for each entry. Attach additional pages if needed.
6. In this section, detail the facts and reasons that support your offer. Attach supporting documentation as necessary.
7. Thoroughly read and understand the conditions of the offer before signing. Make sure you agree to all terms outlined, including the implications of acceptance.
8. Sign and date the form. If applicable, ensure that all necessary signatures are provided for joint tax liabilities.
9. Prepare to submit the form with all required supporting documents, including Form DTF-5. Review your submission to ensure compliance with all requirements.
10. Finally, save your changes, download or print a copy of the filled form for your records, or share it as needed.

Complete the Form DTF-4 Offer In Compromise online today to take a significant step toward resolving your tax liabilities.