WindbirdGirl wrote:

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One question is pertinent here. What are you offering
them? Your car?

Actually I would recommend you contact an Enrolled Agent
(EA) out there in Utah, set up an appointment and pay a
small consultation fee. YOu can find one at www.naea.org
and make sure when you call him, he's an EA who does that
kind of work.

Good luck!

ChEAr$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

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I'm getting ready to submit to the IRS my Offer In
Compromise packet. I have no assets other than my car (worth
around 3,200), live with roommates and work part-time. I'm
single and do not have any credit cards so no credit card
debt. The documentation (receipts, etc.) I'll sending them
is not much. My question is:

Is there anyone out there that is willing to review what I
have ready to submit before I send it to the IRS?

This would be a last review to make sure I have not left
anything out that is important and that my offer is sound.

Thank you.

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