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Payment Plans Types and Consequences

The IRS wants you in a payment plan.  As a matter of fact, the IRS person on the phone will gladly set you up with a plan that has lots of benefits. - for the Government that is.  If you are on a payment plan of any kind with the IRS:

  • It will, in all probability, never pay the IRS off due to the extreme penalties plus interest.

  • It will cost you $43 for the privilege of setting up a plan that will probably never end.

  • In most instances, you are almost always better off without a formal payment plan.

  • Read the pages here on Offers in Compromise and the pages on Bankruptcy

  • The biggest problem I have with formal IRS Payment Plans (also called Installment Agreements) is the way the IRS applies your money when you pay.

 


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