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How to fill out the IRS 656-B online
Filling out the IRS 656-B, Form for Offer in Compromise, can seem daunting. This guide provides comprehensive and step-by-step instructions to help you accurately complete this form and improve your chances of having your offer accepted.
Follow the steps to successfully complete your IRS 656-B offer in compromise.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling out your personal contact information in Section 1. This includes your name, social security number, and addresses. If this is a joint offer, provide your spouse's information as well.
- In Section 2, list the tax periods you wish to compromise. Be clear and detailed about the type of tax and associated years.
- In Section 3, explain the reason for your offer. You may select 'Doubt as to Collectibility' if you cannot pay the full amount, or 'Exceptional Circumstances' if your situation warrants it.
- Provide a detailed explanation of any special circumstances affecting your offer in Section 3 to support your case.
- If eligible, check the Low Income Certification box in Section 4, which may exempt you from certain fees and payments.
- In Section 5, choose your payment terms. Specify whether you choose the Lump Sum Cash option or the Periodic Payment option.
- For either payment option, ensure you indicate the initial payment and how you will make future payments.
- In Section 6, specify where your offer funds will come from, like savings or loans. This helps the IRS understand your financial capability.
- Review and finalize your offer. Ensure all fields are filled out, and you’ve included any required documentation before submitting.
- Save changes, download or print the completed form, and prepare it for mailing, ensuring you include the proper application fee.
Start filling out your IRS 656-B online today to take the first step toward settling your tax debt.
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