Select Your Membership Plan
Courses are only offered through a membership plan. You must choose the membership plan that includes the courses you wish to take. Please note that the Premium membership plan allows access to ALL 100 courses. However, the Standard membership plan offers access to a more limited course collection.
Step 1: Determine the courses you wish to take.
Step 2: Select the membership plan below that includes access to your desired courses.
Step 3: Create Username and Password with the online Academy.
Step 4: Enjoy adding bankruptcy to your existing practice area and increasing firm profits.
| Level | STANDARD - Bankruptcy Only | PREMIUM - Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $89.00 per Month. | $99.00 per Month. |
| Description | Congratulations! You have shown the professional commitment to provide outstanding services to your clients. The STANDARD - Bankruptcy Only membership level provides access to 24 online courses:
The STANDARD -Bankruptcy Only plan begins with ten fundamental courses teaching substantive bankruptcy laws. Separate courses are devoted to the automatic stay injunction, Section 341 meeting of creditors, Chapter 7 discharge, and a timeline for Chapter 7 cases. Next, the STANDARD - Bankruptcy Only plan provides a line-by-line analysis of the petition, schedules, and statements. At the conclusion of the courses, you will be on your way to filing your first individual consumer Chapter 7 case on behalf of your client. Increase law firm profit by starting a bankruptcy practice and adding it to your existing practice areas. By offering consumer bankruptcy services in addition to your existing practice areas, you can open doors to a multitude of opportunities and tap into a steady stream of clients seeking financial relief. The first and foremost reason to consider adding a bankruptcy practice to your portfolio is the demand for bankruptcy services. Start a bankruptcy practice, and you’ll enter a niche that’s continually expanding. Economic fluctuations and unexpected financial challenges are inevitable in people’s lives, and a growing number of individuals are seeking relief from crushing debt burdens. By positioning yourself as a bankruptcy expert, you can tap into this substantial market need and provide invaluable assistance to those in need.
| Congratulations! You have shown the professional commitment to provide outstanding services to your clients. The PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy membership level provides access to all 100 courses, including 24 online bankruptcy related courses:
The PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy plan begins with ten fundamental courses teaching substantive bankruptcy laws. Separate courses are devoted to the automatic stay injunction, Section 341 meeting of creditors, Chapter 7 discharge, and a timeline for Chapter 7 cases. Next, the PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy plan provides a line-by-line analysis of the Chapter 7 petition, schedules, and statements. At the conclusion of the courses, you will be on your way to filing your first individual consumer Chapter 7 case on behalf of your client. The PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy membership level also provides access to 100 online courses:
The Tax Controversy courses begins with two overview courses explaining the IRS collection process and focusing on taxpayer solutions to back-taxes -- including Offer in Compromise, Innocent Spouse Relief, Currently Not Collectible status, and more. Next, the PREMIUM level provides 30 additional online courses focused exclusively on teaching, explaining, and demonstrating the mechanics of the Offer in Compromise process -- including a line-by-line analysis of IRS forms 656, 433-A (OIC), and 433-B (OIC). Plus, the PREMIUM plan educates you on Installment Agreement solutions as an alternative to an Offer in Compromise solution, including a line-by-line analysis of IRS Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request. |
| Expiration | Membership never expires. | Membership never expires. |
| Select | Select | |
| Able to Cancel Membership? | Membership Cancellable at any time | Membership Cancellable at any time |
| Bankruptcy Scholar Certificate Exam - 250 Questions True/False and Multiple Choice Questions | BONUS BANKRUPTCY EXAM | BONUS BANKRUPTCY EXAM |
| BK 100: Welcome to National Bankruptcy Academy | Yes | Yes |
| BK 101: Chapter 7 Petition | Yes | Yes |
| BK 102: Schedule A/B - Property | Yes | Yes |
| BK 103: Schedule C - Exemptions | Yes | Yes |
| BK 104: Schedule D – Secured Creditors | Yes | Yes |
| BK 105: Schedule E/F – Unsecured Creditors | Yes | Yes |
| BK 106: Schedule G – Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases | Yes | Yes |
| BK 107: Schedule H – Co-Debtors | Yes | Yes |
| BK 108: Schedule I - Income | Yes | Yes |
| BK 109: Schedule J - Expenses | Yes | Yes |
| BK 110: Statement of Compensation | Yes | Yes |
| BK 111: Statement of Intent | Yes | Yes |
| BK 112: Statement of Financial Affairs | Yes | Yes |
| BK 113: Statement of Current Monthly Income | Yes | Yes |
| BK 114: Statement of Means Test Calculation | Yes | Yes |
| BK 116: Constitution-Code-Rules and Caselaw | Yes | Yes |
| BK 117: Six Types of Bankruptcy Cases | Yes | Yes |
| BK 118: Timeline for a Chapter 7 Case | Yes | Yes |
| BK 119: Alternatives to a Chapter 7 Case | Yes | Yes |
| BK 120: Chapter 7 Eligibility | Yes | Yes |
| BK 121: Role of the U.S. Trustee | Yes | Yes |
| BK 122: Role of the Chapter 7 Trustee | Yes | Yes |
| BK 123: Section 341 Meeting of Creditors | Yes | Yes |
| BK 124: The Automatic Stay | Yes | Yes |
| BK 125: Chapter 7 Discharge | Yes | Yes |
| FB 101: Law School Career Advisor | NO | Yes |
| FB 102: Choosing a Legal Structure | NO | Yes |
| FB 103: Tax Consequences of Legal Structures | NO | Yes |
| FB 104: Computer Technology | NO | Yes |
| FB 105: Computer Software | NO | Yes |
| FB 106: Website Requirements | NO | Yes |
| FB 107: Office Leasing | NO | Yes |
| FB 108: Capital and Banking Requirements | NO | Yes |
| FB 109: Malpractice Insurance and Ethics | NO | Yes |
| FB 110: Law Firm Marketing | NO | Yes |
| FB 111: Bar Association Benefits | NO | Yes |
| FB 112: Facebook and Other Social Media | NO | Yes |
| FB 113: Protecting Client Information | NO | Yes |
| FB 114: Benefits of a Bankruptcy Practice | NO | Yes |
| OIC Scholar Certificate Exam - 650 Questions True/False and Multiple Choice Questions | NO | BONUS TAX EXAM |
| Intro 101:Welcome to National OIC Academy | NO | Yes |
| Intro 102: Tax Statutes- Regulations- Court Opinions and the IRM | NO | Yes |
| Intro 103: Understanding the IRS Collection Process | NO | Yes |
| OIC 101: IRS Authority to Eliminate Back-Taxes | NO | Yes |
| OIC 102: Overview of the Offer in Compromise Process | NO | Yes |
| OIC 103: Who Submits the Offer in Compromise Application? | NO | Yes |
| OIC 104: Payment Issues with an Offer in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 105: Is the OIC Offer “Processable”?- Part 1 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 106: Is the OIC Offer “Processable”? – Part 2 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 107: Offer Amount Formula for Offer in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 108: Asset Valuation for RCP - Part 1 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 109: Asset Valuation for RCP - Part 2 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 110: Income Calculation for Reasonable Collection Potential | NO | Yes |
| OIC 111: Expense Calculation for RCP - Part 1 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 112: Expense Calculation for RCP - Part 2 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 113: Form 656 - Offer in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 114: Form 433-A (OIC) – Collection Information Statement or Individuals | NO | Yes |
| OIC 115: Form 433-B (OIC) – Collection Information Statement or Businesses | NO | Yes |
| OIC 116: Collateral Agreements with an Offer in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 117: Taxpayer’s Obligations During an Offer Investigation | NO | Yes |
| OIC 118: Terminating a Pending Offer Application | NO | Yes |
| OIC 119: Withdrawing a Pending Offer Application | NO | Yes |
| OIC 120: Returning the Offer Application | NO | Yes |
| OIC 121: Rejecting a Pending Offer Application | NO | Yes |
| OIC 122: Accepting a Pending Offer by the IRS | NO | Yes |
| OIC 123: Taxpayer’s Duties Post-Acceptance | NO | Yes |
| OIC 124: Default After Offer Acceptance | NO | Yes |
| OIC 125: Tax Refunds Relating to Offers in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 126: Appellate Rights Relating to Offers in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 127: Levy Affected by Offer in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 128: OIC Affects an Installment Agreement | NO | Yes |
| OIC 129: Trust Fund and Trust Fund Recovery Penalty | NO | Yes |
| OIC 130: Criminal Restitution Issues Relating to an Offer in Compromise | NO | Yes |
| OIC 131: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 1 | NO | Yes |
| OIC 132: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 2 | NO | Yes |
| IA 101: Routine Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 102: Levy Protection Relating to Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 103: Guaranteed Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 104: Streamlined Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 105: In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 106: Partial Payment Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 107: Exploring IRS Form 9465 - Installment Agreement Request | NO | Yes |
| IA 108: Understanding “Pending” Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 109: Taxpayer’s Power to Withdraw a Pending IA Request | NO | Yes |
| IA 110: IRS Acceptance and Rejection Determination | NO | Yes |
| IA 111: Terminating and Modifying Existing IA Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 112: Appellate Review Regarding Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| IA 113: Payment Amount and Methods Regarding Installment Agreements | NO | Yes |
| ISR 101: 3 Types of Joint Tax Relief Offered by the IRS | NO | Yes |
| ISR 102: Innocent Spouse Relief Offered by the IRS | NO | Yes |
| ISR 103: Separation Liability Relief Offered by the IRS | NO | Yes |
| ISR 104: Equitable Relief Offered by the IRS | NO | Yes |
| ISR 105: Form 8857 – Request for Innocent Spouse Relief | NO | Yes |
| ISR 106: Premature and Untimely Claims Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief | NO | Yes |
| ISR 107: Appellate Review Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief | NO | Yes |
| ISR 108: Participation by Non-Requesting Spouse | NO | Yes |
| ISR 109: Levies and Seizure and Court Proceedings Restricted | NO | Yes |
| ISR 110: Installment Agreements Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief | NO | Yes |
| ISR 111: Refund Claims Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief | NO | Yes |
| POA 101: Power of Attorney – Form 2848 Declaration of Representative | NO | Yes |
| POA 102: Third-Party Authorization – Form 8821 Tax Info Authorization | NO | Yes |
| Select | Select | |
| Expiration | Membership never expires. | Membership never expires. |
STANDARD - Bankruptcy Only
Congratulations! You have shown the professional commitment to provide outstanding services to your clients. The STANDARD - Bankruptcy Only membership level provides access to 24 online courses:
- 22 Instructional Bankruptcy Videos
- 24 Bankruptcy Courses
- 250-Question Bankruptcy Scholar Certification Exam
The STANDARD -Bankruptcy Only plan begins with ten fundamental courses teaching substantive bankruptcy laws. Separate courses are devoted to the automatic stay injunction, Section 341 meeting of creditors, Chapter 7 discharge, and a timeline for Chapter 7 cases. Next, the STANDARD - Bankruptcy Only plan provides a line-by-line analysis of the petition, schedules, and statements. At the conclusion of the courses, you will be on your way to filing your first individual consumer Chapter 7 case on behalf of your client.
Increase law firm profit by starting a bankruptcy practice and adding it to your existing practice areas. By offering consumer bankruptcy services in addition to your existing practice areas, you can open doors to a multitude of opportunities and tap into a steady stream of clients seeking financial relief.
The first and foremost reason to consider adding a bankruptcy practice to your portfolio is the demand for bankruptcy services. Start a bankruptcy practice, and you’ll enter a niche that’s continually expanding. Economic fluctuations and unexpected financial challenges are inevitable in people’s lives, and a growing number of individuals are seeking relief from crushing debt burdens. By positioning yourself as a bankruptcy expert, you can tap into this substantial market need and provide invaluable assistance to those in need.
- Able to Cancel Membership?: Membership Cancellable at any time
- Bankruptcy Scholar Certificate Exam - 250 Questions True/False and Multiple Choice Questions: BONUS BANKRUPTCY EXAM
- BK 100: Welcome to National Bankruptcy Academy
- BK 101: Chapter 7 Petition
- BK 102: Schedule A/B - Property
- BK 103: Schedule C - Exemptions
- BK 104: Schedule D – Secured Creditors
- BK 105: Schedule E/F – Unsecured Creditors
- BK 106: Schedule G – Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases
- BK 107: Schedule H – Co-Debtors
- BK 108: Schedule I - Income
- BK 109: Schedule J - Expenses
- BK 110: Statement of Compensation
- BK 111: Statement of Intent
- BK 112: Statement of Financial Affairs
- BK 113: Statement of Current Monthly Income
- BK 114: Statement of Means Test Calculation
- BK 116: Constitution-Code-Rules and Caselaw
- BK 117: Six Types of Bankruptcy Cases
- BK 118: Timeline for a Chapter 7 Case
- BK 119: Alternatives to a Chapter 7 Case
- BK 120: Chapter 7 Eligibility
- BK 121: Role of the U.S. Trustee
- BK 122: Role of the Chapter 7 Trustee
- BK 123: Section 341 Meeting of Creditors
- BK 124: The Automatic Stay
- BK 125: Chapter 7 Discharge
- FB 101: Law School Career Advisor: NO
- FB 102: Choosing a Legal Structure: NO
- FB 103: Tax Consequences of Legal Structures: NO
- FB 104: Computer Technology: NO
- FB 105: Computer Software: NO
- FB 106: Website Requirements: NO
- FB 107: Office Leasing: NO
- FB 108: Capital and Banking Requirements: NO
- FB 109: Malpractice Insurance and Ethics: NO
- FB 110: Law Firm Marketing: NO
- FB 111: Bar Association Benefits: NO
- FB 112: Facebook and Other Social Media: NO
- FB 113: Protecting Client Information: NO
- FB 114: Benefits of a Bankruptcy Practice: NO
- OIC Scholar Certificate Exam - 650 Questions True/False and Multiple Choice Questions: NO
- Intro 101:Welcome to National OIC Academy: NO
- Intro 102: Tax Statutes- Regulations- Court Opinions and the IRM: NO
- Intro 103: Understanding the IRS Collection Process: NO
- OIC 101: IRS Authority to Eliminate Back-Taxes: NO
- OIC 102: Overview of the Offer in Compromise Process: NO
- OIC 103: Who Submits the Offer in Compromise Application?: NO
- OIC 104: Payment Issues with an Offer in Compromise: NO
- OIC 105: Is the OIC Offer “Processable”?- Part 1: NO
- OIC 106: Is the OIC Offer “Processable”? – Part 2: NO
- OIC 107: Offer Amount Formula for Offer in Compromise: NO
- OIC 108: Asset Valuation for RCP - Part 1: NO
- OIC 109: Asset Valuation for RCP - Part 2: NO
- OIC 110: Income Calculation for Reasonable Collection Potential: NO
- OIC 111: Expense Calculation for RCP - Part 1: NO
- OIC 112: Expense Calculation for RCP - Part 2: NO
- OIC 113: Form 656 - Offer in Compromise: NO
- OIC 114: Form 433-A (OIC) – Collection Information Statement or Individuals: NO
- OIC 115: Form 433-B (OIC) – Collection Information Statement or Businesses: NO
- OIC 116: Collateral Agreements with an Offer in Compromise: NO
- OIC 117: Taxpayer’s Obligations During an Offer Investigation: NO
- OIC 118: Terminating a Pending Offer Application: NO
- OIC 119: Withdrawing a Pending Offer Application: NO
- OIC 120: Returning the Offer Application: NO
- OIC 121: Rejecting a Pending Offer Application: NO
- OIC 122: Accepting a Pending Offer by the IRS: NO
- OIC 123: Taxpayer’s Duties Post-Acceptance: NO
- OIC 124: Default After Offer Acceptance: NO
- OIC 125: Tax Refunds Relating to Offers in Compromise: NO
- OIC 126: Appellate Rights Relating to Offers in Compromise: NO
- OIC 127: Levy Affected by Offer in Compromise: NO
- OIC 128: OIC Affects an Installment Agreement: NO
- OIC 129: Trust Fund and Trust Fund Recovery Penalty: NO
- OIC 130: Criminal Restitution Issues Relating to an Offer in Compromise: NO
- OIC 131: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 1: NO
- OIC 132: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 2: NO
- IA 101: Routine Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 102: Levy Protection Relating to Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 103: Guaranteed Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 104: Streamlined Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 105: In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 106: Partial Payment Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 107: Exploring IRS Form 9465 - Installment Agreement Request: NO
- IA 108: Understanding “Pending” Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 109: Taxpayer’s Power to Withdraw a Pending IA Request: NO
- IA 110: IRS Acceptance and Rejection Determination: NO
- IA 111: Terminating and Modifying Existing IA Agreements: NO
- IA 112: Appellate Review Regarding Installment Agreements: NO
- IA 113: Payment Amount and Methods Regarding Installment Agreements: NO
- ISR 101: 3 Types of Joint Tax Relief Offered by the IRS: NO
- ISR 102: Innocent Spouse Relief Offered by the IRS: NO
- ISR 103: Separation Liability Relief Offered by the IRS: NO
- ISR 104: Equitable Relief Offered by the IRS: NO
- ISR 105: Form 8857 – Request for Innocent Spouse Relief: NO
- ISR 106: Premature and Untimely Claims Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief: NO
- ISR 107: Appellate Review Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief: NO
- ISR 108: Participation by Non-Requesting Spouse: NO
- ISR 109: Levies and Seizure and Court Proceedings Restricted: NO
- ISR 110: Installment Agreements Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief: NO
- ISR 111: Refund Claims Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief: NO
- POA 101: Power of Attorney – Form 2848 Declaration of Representative: NO
- POA 102: Third-Party Authorization – Form 8821 Tax Info Authorization: NO
PREMIUM - Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy
Congratulations! You have shown the professional commitment to provide outstanding services to your clients. The PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy membership level provides access to all 100 courses, including 24 online bankruptcy related courses:
- 22 Instructional Bankruptcy Videos
- 24 Bankruptcy Courses
- 250-Question Bankruptcy Scholar Certification Exam
The PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy plan begins with ten fundamental courses teaching substantive bankruptcy laws. Separate courses are devoted to the automatic stay injunction, Section 341 meeting of creditors, Chapter 7 discharge, and a timeline for Chapter 7 cases. Next, the PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy plan provides a line-by-line analysis of the Chapter 7 petition, schedules, and statements. At the conclusion of the courses, you will be on your way to filing your first individual consumer Chapter 7 case on behalf of your client.
The PREMIUM- Bankruptcy & Tax Controversy membership level also provides access to 100 online courses:
- 22 Instructional Bankruptcy Videos
- 24 Bankruptcy Courses
- 250-Question Bankruptcy Scholar Certification Exam
- 14 Firm Building Courses
- 3 IRS Overview Courses
- 32 Offer in Compromise Courses
- 13 Installment Agreement Courses
- 11 Innocent Spouse Tax Relief Courses
- 2 Power of Attorney/Authorization Courses
- OIC Scholar Certification Exam
The Tax Controversy courses begins with two overview courses explaining the IRS collection process and focusing on taxpayer solutions to back-taxes -- including Offer in Compromise, Innocent Spouse Relief, Currently Not Collectible status, and more. Next, the PREMIUM level provides 30 additional online courses focused exclusively on teaching, explaining, and demonstrating the mechanics of the Offer in Compromise process -- including a line-by-line analysis of IRS forms 656, 433-A (OIC), and 433-B (OIC). Plus, the PREMIUM plan educates you on Installment Agreement solutions as an alternative to an Offer in Compromise solution, including a line-by-line analysis of IRS Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request.
- Able to Cancel Membership?: Membership Cancellable at any time
- Bankruptcy Scholar Certificate Exam - 250 Questions True/False and Multiple Choice Questions: BONUS BANKRUPTCY EXAM
- BK 100: Welcome to National Bankruptcy Academy
- BK 101: Chapter 7 Petition
- BK 102: Schedule A/B - Property
- BK 103: Schedule C - Exemptions
- BK 104: Schedule D – Secured Creditors
- BK 105: Schedule E/F – Unsecured Creditors
- BK 106: Schedule G – Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases
- BK 107: Schedule H – Co-Debtors
- BK 108: Schedule I - Income
- BK 109: Schedule J - Expenses
- BK 110: Statement of Compensation
- BK 111: Statement of Intent
- BK 112: Statement of Financial Affairs
- BK 113: Statement of Current Monthly Income
- BK 114: Statement of Means Test Calculation
- BK 116: Constitution-Code-Rules and Caselaw
- BK 117: Six Types of Bankruptcy Cases
- BK 118: Timeline for a Chapter 7 Case
- BK 119: Alternatives to a Chapter 7 Case
- BK 120: Chapter 7 Eligibility
- BK 121: Role of the U.S. Trustee
- BK 122: Role of the Chapter 7 Trustee
- BK 123: Section 341 Meeting of Creditors
- BK 124: The Automatic Stay
- BK 125: Chapter 7 Discharge
- FB 101: Law School Career Advisor
- FB 102: Choosing a Legal Structure
- FB 103: Tax Consequences of Legal Structures
- FB 104: Computer Technology
- FB 105: Computer Software
- FB 106: Website Requirements
- FB 107: Office Leasing
- FB 108: Capital and Banking Requirements
- FB 109: Malpractice Insurance and Ethics
- FB 110: Law Firm Marketing
- FB 111: Bar Association Benefits
- FB 112: Facebook and Other Social Media
- FB 113: Protecting Client Information
- FB 114: Benefits of a Bankruptcy Practice
- OIC Scholar Certificate Exam - 650 Questions True/False and Multiple Choice Questions: BONUS TAX EXAM
- Intro 101:Welcome to National OIC Academy
- Intro 102: Tax Statutes- Regulations- Court Opinions and the IRM
- Intro 103: Understanding the IRS Collection Process
- OIC 101: IRS Authority to Eliminate Back-Taxes
- OIC 102: Overview of the Offer in Compromise Process
- OIC 103: Who Submits the Offer in Compromise Application?
- OIC 104: Payment Issues with an Offer in Compromise
- OIC 105: Is the OIC Offer “Processable”?- Part 1
- OIC 106: Is the OIC Offer “Processable”? – Part 2
- OIC 107: Offer Amount Formula for Offer in Compromise
- OIC 108: Asset Valuation for RCP - Part 1
- OIC 109: Asset Valuation for RCP - Part 2
- OIC 110: Income Calculation for Reasonable Collection Potential
- OIC 111: Expense Calculation for RCP - Part 1
- OIC 112: Expense Calculation for RCP - Part 2
- OIC 113: Form 656 - Offer in Compromise
- OIC 114: Form 433-A (OIC) – Collection Information Statement or Individuals
- OIC 115: Form 433-B (OIC) – Collection Information Statement or Businesses
- OIC 116: Collateral Agreements with an Offer in Compromise
- OIC 117: Taxpayer’s Obligations During an Offer Investigation
- OIC 118: Terminating a Pending Offer Application
- OIC 119: Withdrawing a Pending Offer Application
- OIC 120: Returning the Offer Application
- OIC 121: Rejecting a Pending Offer Application
- OIC 122: Accepting a Pending Offer by the IRS
- OIC 123: Taxpayer’s Duties Post-Acceptance
- OIC 124: Default After Offer Acceptance
- OIC 125: Tax Refunds Relating to Offers in Compromise
- OIC 126: Appellate Rights Relating to Offers in Compromise
- OIC 127: Levy Affected by Offer in Compromise
- OIC 128: OIC Affects an Installment Agreement
- OIC 129: Trust Fund and Trust Fund Recovery Penalty
- OIC 130: Criminal Restitution Issues Relating to an Offer in Compromise
- OIC 131: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 1
- OIC 132: Miscellaneous OIC Issues – Part 2
- IA 101: Routine Installment Agreements
- IA 102: Levy Protection Relating to Installment Agreements
- IA 103: Guaranteed Installment Agreements
- IA 104: Streamlined Installment Agreements
- IA 105: In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreements
- IA 106: Partial Payment Installment Agreements
- IA 107: Exploring IRS Form 9465 - Installment Agreement Request
- IA 108: Understanding “Pending” Installment Agreements
- IA 109: Taxpayer’s Power to Withdraw a Pending IA Request
- IA 110: IRS Acceptance and Rejection Determination
- IA 111: Terminating and Modifying Existing IA Agreements
- IA 112: Appellate Review Regarding Installment Agreements
- IA 113: Payment Amount and Methods Regarding Installment Agreements
- ISR 101: 3 Types of Joint Tax Relief Offered by the IRS
- ISR 102: Innocent Spouse Relief Offered by the IRS
- ISR 103: Separation Liability Relief Offered by the IRS
- ISR 104: Equitable Relief Offered by the IRS
- ISR 105: Form 8857 – Request for Innocent Spouse Relief
- ISR 106: Premature and Untimely Claims Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief
- ISR 107: Appellate Review Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief
- ISR 108: Participation by Non-Requesting Spouse
- ISR 109: Levies and Seizure and Court Proceedings Restricted
- ISR 110: Installment Agreements Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief
- ISR 111: Refund Claims Relating to Innocent Spouse Relief
- POA 101: Power of Attorney – Form 2848 Declaration of Representative
- POA 102: Third-Party Authorization – Form 8821 Tax Info Authorization