Form Ct-656 - Offer Of Compromise

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Department of Revenue Services
Form CT-656
Collections & Enforcement
Offer of Compromise
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford CT 06106
Rev. 03/08
Requirements
4. By submitting this offer, you are authorizing DRS, at its
discretion, to obtain copies of your consumer credit reports
1. For a partnership: Each partner must complete an
for the purpose of evaluating this application before,
application.
during, and subsequent to any agreement.
For a corporation: Complete one application providing
5. While you are not required to submit a payment with
corporate information. Corporate offi cers may be required
your offer of compromise, any payment will be deposited
to provide additional personal fi nancial records.
by DRS and applied to your tax liability in accordance
2. Complete the entire application; do not leave any questions
with Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-39h. Your payment will not be
unanswered. Write the words No or None where applicable.
returned or refunded to you if you withdraw your offer or if
Return the application with all required attachments to the
your offer is rejected. The deposit by DRS of any payment
Department of Revenue Services (DRS) at the address
you make does not constitute acceptance, conditional or
above.
otherwise, of your offer by DRS.
3. If you cannot include all the requested information in the
6. After your offer is conditionally accepted, but before
spaces provided on the application, attach additional
you have paid the full amount of your offer, including
sheets as appropriate.
any accrued interest, you will return to DRS, uncashed,
any refund check issued to you and relating to a tax
4. Each applicant must provide copies of the following:
overpayment reported on any Connecticut tax return. The
• Last two federal income tax forms and returns for
amount of the refund check will be applied to the amount
the corporation and corporate offi cers, proprietor, or
of your offer.
partnership and partners fi led with the Internal Revenue
Service. Include all supporting schedules, W-2 or 1099
7. By making your offer of compromise, you irrevocably and
forms, or any other attachments;
conclusively waive any and all rights and remedies you
• Current consumer credit report;
have to contest, in court or otherwise, your liability for the
amount of your offer if your offer is conditionally accepted
• All information related to salary, draws, and loans to
by DRS. If DRS rejects your offer or you withdraw your
the proprietor, partners, or corporate offi cers; and
offer before it is rejected or conditionally accepted by DRS,
• Profi t and loss statements for the two most recent
you retain any rights and remedies, to the extent they have
years.
not lapsed or been exhausted, to contest your liability for
5. If you fi led for bankruptcy within the past fi ve years, provide
the amount of your offer.
a copy of the discharge notice.
8. If DRS conditionally accepts your offer, then, upon your full
Terms and Conditions
and complete satisfaction of the terms in this paragraph,
acceptance of your offer by DRS is fi nal.
1. Upon receipt of your offer of compromise, DRS will either
reject or conditionally accept your offer.
a. You pay the full amount of your offer and any accrued
2. If DRS conditionally accepts your offer, fi nal acceptance of
interest;
your offer by DRS is conditioned on your full and complete
b. After your offer is conditionally accepted but before you
satisfaction of the terms and conditions in Paragraph 8.
have paid the full amount of your offer, including any
If you fail to satisfy fully and completely these terms
accrued interest, you timely fi le all required Connecticut
and conditions, your tax liability reverts to its original
tax returns that become due;
amount (prior to the conditional acceptance of your offer
c. After your offer is conditionally accepted but before
of compromise), and DRS may, without further notice,
you have paid the full amount of your offer, including
immediately take whatever steps necessary to collect the
any accrued interest, you do not begin a voluntary
unpaid portion of your original tax liability.
bankruptcy case by filing a petition with the U.S.
3. DRS will reject your offer of compromise if at the time your
Bankruptcy Court under Title 11 of the U.S. Code, and
offer is made:
another person does not fi le an involuntary bankruptcy
• You have not filed all required Connecticut tax
case against you; and
returns;
d. You have not misrepresented, with fraudulent intent,
• You are being criminally prosecuted for a Connecticut
your ability to pay your original tax liability. If DRS
tax liability; or
determines you fraudulently misrepresented your
• You have begun a voluntary bankruptcy case by
ability to pay your original tax liability, your tax liability
fi ling a petition with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court under
will revert to its original amount prior to the conditional
Title 11 of the U.S. Code, and another person has fi led
acceptance of your offer.
an involuntary bankruptcy case against you.

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