Educational Tax Tip: What the IRS Considers a “Pattern of Noncompliance” in Relief Decisions

Have you ever wondered why the IRS denies relief even when you can’t afford to pay? A common reason is a “pattern of noncompliance,” which occurs when a taxpayer repeatedly fails to file tax returns on time, make required payments, or stay current with tax obligations over multiple years. The IRS views this as a sign that future compliance is unlikely, which can lead to denials of relief options like installment agreements, penalty abatement, or Offers in Compromise. Getting back into compliance by filing all required returns and making timely payments is often a key step toward reopening relief options.

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