Taxpayer, who was self-employed, owed $138,605 in federal income tax debt to the IRS for multiple tax years. DeWitt Law determined that the Taxpayer could not fully pay the tax debt within the time remaining under the statute of limitations for IRS collections. DeWitt Law represented the Taxpayer before the IRS and submitted an Offer in Compromise proposing to settle the tax debt. The IRS erroneously rejected the Offer in Compromise and DeWitt Law filed an administrative appeal with the IRS Office of Appeals. An appeals hearing was held where DeWitt Law argued that the IRS rejection was incorrect and the Taxpayer was entitled to relief through an Offer in Compromise. The IRS Appeals Officer reversed the rejection and accepted the Taxpayer’s Offer in Compromise, reducing the tax debt from $138,605 to $33,085.