Form Mo-656 - Offer In Compromise - 2010

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Tax _______________________________
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
MO-656
TAXATION DIVISION
Interest ____________________________
(REV. 01-2010)
OFFER IN COMPROMISE
Att/Penalty _________________________
STEP 1 — TAXPAYER'S NAME AND HOME OR BUSINESS ADDRESS
LAST NAME / BUSINESS NAME
FIRST NAME
MIDDLE INITIAL
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER / MISSOURI TAX ID NO.
SPOUSE’S LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
MIDDLE INITIAL
SPOUSE’S SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
PRESENT ADDRESS (INCLUDE APARTMENT NO. OR RURAL ROUTE)
CITY, STATE, AND ZIP CODE
MAILING ADDRESS (IF DIFFERENT FROM ABOVE)
CITY, STATE, AND ZIP CODE
TAX TYPE
TAX PERIODS
STEP 2 — SUBMIT THIS OFFER
I/We (includes all types of taxpayers) submit this offer for the reason(s)
taxpayer. You must include Federal Form 433A and/or Federal Form 433B; or
checked below:
(b) Regardless of the taxpayer’s financial circumstances, exceptional circum-
stances exist such that collection of the full liability will be detrimental to
Doubt as to Liability — “I do not believe I owe this amount.” You must
voluntary compliance by taxpayers. Such exceptional circumstances
include a detailed explanation of the reason(s) why you believe you do not
include, but are not limited to, instances where the taxpayer’s failure to
owe the tax listed in Explanation of Circumstances on page 2.
pay the taxes assessed is the result of circumstances beyond the reason-
Doubt as to Collectibility — “I have insufficient assets and income to pay
able control of the taxpayer and is not the result of negligence on the part
the full amount.” You must include a complete Collection Information
of the taxpayer, or instances where a reasonable person would not have
Statement, Federal Form 433-A and/or Federal Form 433-B.
expected the assessment based on previous policy of the Department of
Revenue or information provided to the taxpayer by the Department of
Effective Tax Administration —
Revenue.
(a) Collection of the full liability will result in severe economic hardship to the
STEP 3 — TERMS AND CONDITIONS
A. As part of the consideration for any compromise of taxes that is based on
Revenue may:
Doubt as to Collectibility, or Effective Tax Administration the taxpayer
(a) Proceed immediately by suit to collect the entire unpaid balance of the
shall agree:
amount agreed upon; or
(1) That the state of Missouri shall keep all payments and other credits
(b) Proceed immediately by suit to collect as liquidated damages an
applied to the tax, interest, penalties, or additions to tax for the periods
amount equal to the liability compromised, minus any payments
covered by the offer;
already received under the terms of the agreement, with interest on
the unpaid balance from the date of default; or
(2) That the state of Missouri shall keep any and all amounts otherwise due
the taxpayer as a result of overpayments of any tax or other liability,
(c) Disregard the amount of the compromise and apply all amounts
including interest, additions to tax and penalties, for periods ending before
previously paid under the agreement against the amount of the
or as of the end of the calendar year in which the offer is accepted; except
liability compromised and assess and collect by levy or suit the
that the state shall not keep any amounts that, together with amounts
balance of the liability. If the Director of Revenue chooses this
already paid on the compromise exceed the liability compromised;
option, the taxpayer shall have the right to contest in court or
otherwise the amount of the liability compromised.
(3) That the taxpayer shall have no right to contest in court or otherwise the
B. The Director of Revenue’s remedies are cumulative and the Director of
amount of the liability compromised;
Revenue may pursue any combination of such remedies together or
(4) That the taxpayer shall bear his or her own costs, including any attorney
consecutively until the entire liability is paid. No action or inaction by
fees;
the Director of Revenue shall constitute a waiver or election not to
(5) That during the three year period beginning with the date of the compro-
pursue any remedy.
mise, the taxpayer shall comply with all tax obligations arising from issues
C. The taxpayer requesting to compromise payment of taxes, interest,
or transactions related to the issues or transactions that were the basis of
additions to tax, or penalties shall provide any information reasonably
the tax that is the subject of the compromise and that the taxpayer shall
requested by the Director of Revenue in order that the Director of
not challenge or protest any such tax obligations arising during the three
Revenue may determine that the offer is made in good faith.
year period; however, any statutory changes that become effective during
D. If compromise of taxes is agreed upon, any statute of limitations applic-
the three year period shall apply to the taxpayer notwithstanding this
able to the assessment and collection of the liability compromised shall
provision of the compromise;
be tolled during the period beginning on the date of the compromise
(6) That if there is a default in payment of any principal or interest due under
and ending one year after the last payment is due pursuant to the
terms of the agreement of compromise, or if the taxpayer fails to comply
agreement.
with the provisions of the agreement set forth in (5), the Director of
(01-2010)

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