Do I have to fill out a 433-A (collection information statement) if I’m not filing an offer and compromise?

I am setting up a payment plan but agreeing to the amount owed on the audit. Do I still have to fill our the 433-a?

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Not normally unless you owe more than $25,000.

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IF you’re accepting the amount IRS proposed for you to pay per month then you don't need to file Form 433-A.

IF you can't make the minimum monthly payment (which is the total amount owed divided by 60 months) the you can file form 433-F Collection Information Statement.(this is one is for individuals, and i believe the Form 433-A is busines and individual)

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You don't need Form 433-A unless your liability is over $100,000, your are dealing with a revenue officer in a local office or filing an offer. If you owe less than $25,000 and will pay in five years, a Form 9465 is plenty

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