How long does an OIC take?, interview with Springer Jones, Enrolled Agent
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Generally, you must allow 6-12 months for an Offer in Compromise. If your case gets rejected and is taken to Appeals, it could take longer. But, no matter how long it takes, the IRS can often suspend all collection activities.