May 2025 brings new IRS guidelines that make settling your tax debt easier through the Offer in Compromise program. Learn how to qualify—and why you should act now.
IRS “Fresh Start” Initiative Quietly Updated This May
The IRS has eased Offer in Compromise (OIC) guidelines under the Fresh Start Program—But—and it’s a big one—you need to act before these guidelines tighten again. Because they always do.
What’s Changed?
- Lower thresholds for “reasonable collection potential”
- Faster reviews for hardship-based offers
- Easier acceptance for business owners impacted post-pandemic
Real Client Success Story
An Offer in Compromise isn’t a magic trick. You need the numbers, the forms, and a narrative that persuades the IRS your offer is legit.
We just got a $97,000 tax bill reduced to $4,500 for a client in California who lost everything during the pandemic but didn’t qualify—until now.
You Might Qualify If:
- You’re behind on taxes
- You’ve had a loss in income
- You have limited assets
Let’s find out if this is your chance. If your tax debt feels like a mountain, don’t wait for an avalanche.
The IRS is collecting. But we’re resolving.
And May 2025 is the month to make your move.
Schedule an Appointment Below!
M.A. Rubin CPA, PLLC
Tel: 833-MA-Rubin (627-8246)
Email: Blog@RubinTaxRelief.com
Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Consult with a qualified professional for specific advice regarding your business.
