IRS Installment Agreement vs. Offer in Compromise: Steve Perry’s Proven Path for Tax Relief

Steve Perry

Published on: 18/08/2025

Comparing an IRS Installment Agreement to an Offer in Compromise is one of the most important decisions you can make when facing tax debt. An Installment Agreement lets you pay what you owe in smaller monthly amounts, keeping the IRS at bay as long as you comply. But missing a payment or filing late instantly puts you back in IRS collections, facing garnishments, levies, and penalties. An Offer in Compromise can settle your debt for less, sometimes much less, but qualification is strict and any misstep after approval can restore your full balance with interest. The stakes are high and the consequences of default are severe. Steve Perry, EA, brings calm expertise, strategic planning, and proven results to protect clients from IRS enforcement and negotiate the best possible outcome. Call (678) 717-9818, email [email protected], or connect with him on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/steveperrybtm.

Tax education articles and IRS representation advice for individuals and small businesses

What to Do If You Receive a Notice From the IRS and Why Steve Perry, EA Is the Ally You Need

Steve Perry

Published on: 04/08/2025

Receiving a notice from the IRS triggers real fear for good reason. The risks are immense: extra penalties, lost payment plans, federal tax liens, wage garnishment, and financial ruin. Ignoring the IRS makes the problem worse. But you do not have to face the IRS alone. Steve Perry, EA at Books Taxes & More is a nationally credentialed tax expert and seasoned IRS adversary. He navigates the complexities of IRS notices, corrects errors, negotiates agreements, and stops destructive IRS action. Whether you just received a notice or have broken an agreement, time is everything. Steve delivers calm, powerful advocacy so you can sleep again. Take action today: call (678) 717-9818, email [email protected], or message Steve on LinkedIn. Do not gamble your future, get expert help now.

Tax education articles and IRS representation advice for individuals and small businesses