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Offer in Compromise (OIC): Settled a $32,349 Tax Debt

  • September 1, 2026
Offer in compromise tax debt settlement

Offer in Compromise (OIC): Overcoming the Challenge of Property Sale Proceeds

When our client first contacted Dickmann Tax Group, he was carrying a $32,349 IRS tax balance that had become an unbearable financial burden. He was struggling to keep up with monthly payments and couldn’t see a clear path to ever resolving the debt completely.

Making his case particularly complex, he had sold real estate property during the year his tax liability accrued. In standard collection cases, the IRS expects taxpayers to apply the proceeds from a property sale directly toward their outstanding tax liabilities. If those funds are no longer available, federal agents often assume the money was hidden, gifted, or mismanaged, making a debt settlement much harder to achieve.

If you sold assets or property but had to use the funds for emergencies, the IRS needs to see the full story. From our offices in Denver, Colorado, we defend clients nationwide against aggressive IRS demands. Schedule your strategy call now: https://dickmanntaxgroup.com/tax-help/

Proving Medical Hardship Over Property Proceeds

Our team worked closely to meticulously document where every dollar from the property sale actually went. We gathered receipts, medical records, and bank statements to prove that the funds were not hidden or spent carelessly—they were used to cover substantial, unavoidable medical expenses.

After conducting a comprehensive review of his complete financial picture, we determined that an Offer in Compromise (OIC) was the best strategy for a permanent resolution. We prepared and submitted a detailed offer package demonstrating that our client lacked the ability to pay the full $32,349 balance and that collecting the full liability was virtually impossible under his current financial reality.

Settled for $100: Over $32,000 in Tax Debt Eliminated

The IRS agreed with our detailed financial analysis and medical hardship arguments. On March 23, 2026, the IRS officially accepted the Offer in Compromise for just $100.

Case Breakdown:

  • Total IRS Tax Debt: $32,349.00

  • Settlement Amount: $100.00

  • Date Accepted: March 23, 2026

  • Total Debt Eliminated: $32,249.00

  • Final Outcome: Complete debt forgiveness and freedom from ongoing IRS collections.

Reclaim Your Financial Freedom with Expert Advocacy

By successfully negotiating this Offer in Compromise (OIC), we eliminated over $32,000 in debt and freed our client from the threat of ongoing IRS collection actions. Today, he can move forward with complete financial peace of mind.

This victory demonstrates why professional representation is critical when navigating complex IRS guidelines. At Dickmann Tax Group, located in Denver, Colorado, we bring this same strategic, evidence-backed advocacy to taxpayers across the country. Whether you sold property, faced medical crises, or are simply overwhelmed by back taxes, our team knows how to build an airtight case for the IRS.

Don’t let the IRS make unfair assumptions about your finances. Contact us today for a confidential, no-obligation consultation.

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