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People have told me, that once approved, the Offer in Compromise is a legal binding contract. What does that mean?

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People have told me, that once approved, the Offer in Compromise is a legal binding contract. What does that mean?

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The IRS can revoke your approved Offer in Compromise if you fail to timely file and pay your taxes for five years after the offer is approved. This is why some people choose a Tax Bankruptcy which results in a federal court order discharging their back taxes. The IRS cannot revoke a federal court order.

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