Hardship-based Relief
Hardship-Based Relief is a tax resolution strategy within the domain of Offers in Compromise that qualifies as a formal mechanism whereby the Internal Revenue Service agrees to accept a reduced payment of a taxpayer’s liability when full payment would result in economic hardship, distinguished from other relief types by its specific reliance on demonstrable financial distress that compromises the taxpayer’s ability to meet basic living expenses.
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The WPA and Federal Relief Policy.
Ellen Winston, Donald S. Howard · American Sociological Review · 1944 · 106 citations
Are These Hardships Necessary?
G. Haberler, Roy Harrod · The Review of Economics and Statistics · 1948 · 25 citations
Put to work: relief programs in the Great Depression
Choice Reviews Online · 1994 · 24 citations
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