<2walkers[at]earthlink.net> wrote:

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I don't know what you mean by "closed." If the offer was
rejected or withdrawn, sure. If the offer was accepted and
you now want to change the terms, get a representative.

--
Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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oops i may have answered to quickly. you say closed meaning
it was rejected? accepted? if it was rejected you can file a
new one and include 2004 providing you can over come their
reasons for the first rejection.

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no you can not. as a mater of fact if you dont file 2004 on
time and pay the will recind your OIC. read fine print on
your form 656..

the hawk

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<2walkers[at]earthlink.net> wrote:

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seems the irs would have to rescind the 2002/2003 accepted
offer in compromise to let you resubmit 2002,2003,2004 on a
new offer...maybe they'd just want an offer be submitted for
2004, since 2002 & 2003 have already been accepted...maybe
they'd say no to an offer in compromise for 2004 since
you're in your 5 year compliance period for the 2002/2003
offer...good luck in finding an answer, the irs may be the
best source for your answer...

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2walkers[at]earthlink.net wrote:

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By "closed," do you mean accepted? If so, then no. Once
accepted, it's a done deal. Not even the Tax Court can
reopen it.

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<2walkers[at]earthlink.net> wrote.....

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{Closed} We need clarification?

Was your compromise returned as not processable, rejected as
insufficient or defaulted as in you accrued a new liability
or missed a payment on the previous plan?

I suspect that the fact your not quite understanding the
purpose of an offer in compromise, staying current with
accruing taxes is very important in a successful plan.

Your next opportunity for current compliance as an
individual is to file the 2004 return on time and pay as
much of this liability with out jeopardizing your ability to
post an estimated tax deposit for accrued taxes for the
first quarter of 2005, both are due on 4/15/2005.

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Hang a sign Dick, it should read "Kindly remove your cap
when entering".

--
Paul A. Thomas, CPA
Athens, Georgia
taxman at negia.net

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IF I FILED A COMPROMISE FOR 2002 AND 2003 AND IT WAS CLOSED
CAN I RE-SUBMIT A NEW COMPROMISE FOR 2002,2003 & 2004?

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