How Much Does It Cost to Own an Offer-In-Compromise's Opportunity?
Owning an Offer-In-Compromise opportunity can be a business, but it does have some initial financial requirements. To open a single location, the company requires that potential franchisees have liquid assets of at least $0.
About Offer-In-Compromise
For entrepreneurs looking to expand their financial career in the tax resolution business, he or she can register as a third party provider of Offer-In-Compromise. All accounts are provided by OIC, the company, for a risk-fee, small one time fee as a third-party contractor opportunity.
Offer-In-Compromise is not currently accepting new franchise inquiries through this site. Please see our comprehensive directory for currently available franchises near you.
| Investment Level | $0 |
| Category | Financial Services |
| Financing Available | ✔ |
| Training & Support | ✔ |
| Business Type | Opportunity |
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