Webinar: When a Client has been Around the Block: Failed Offers in Compromise, Bad Bankruptcies, and Previously Poor Service by ALFi

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Presenter

Alexander Robinson

Alexander enjoys solving tax problems for clients. He has over two years of tax resolution experience. He earned his LLM in Taxation from the Northwestern Pritzker College of Law with a certificate in international taxation. He also, earned his JD from the Loyola New Orleans College of Law with certificates in tax law, international law & the civil law. He is a member of the Chicago Bar Association, Illinois State Bar Association and the District of Columbia Bar Association. Alexander also enjoys fishing, hiking and reading about American history.

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Program Field of Study: Taxes, Federal Tax Related Matters
Program Level: Basic
Credits: 1 CPE | 1 CE
Advanced Preparation: None
Prerequisite: None

Unfortunately, not all tax resolution plans—whether an offer in compromise, a bankruptcy petition filed too soon, or simply an installment agreement that was unaffordable—go as planned or achieve good results for clients. When dealing with a client who has been a victim of an offer mill, an ill-advised bankruptcy, or an installment agreement that failed to adequately meet the taxpayer’s cash flow reality, it is important to review the situation with the client, take a fresh perspective, and develop a new plan that will work.

Agenda

Develop skills on how to analyze a taxpayer's current financial situation to determine the feasibility of a new resolution plan
Review how to discuss new compliance habits with clients to help prevent future noncompliance
Evaluate available resolution options to identify the best fit for clients' circumstances
Assess the root causes of a failed offer in compromise, premature bankruptcy filing, or unaffordable installment agreement
Identify warning signs of offer mill practices and other red flags that may have contributed to a client's prior unsuccessful resolution