SBA Form 1150, Offer in Compromise is a form filed by a Borrower of a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan in order to make a compromise offer to the Lender if the Borrower is unable to repay their loan after liquidation. The Borrower can use the form to propose to pay a reduced amount of debt.
The latest version of the form was released by the SBA on November 1, 1977 , with all previous editions obsolete. An SBA Form 1150 fillable version is available for download and digital filing below.
The SBA Offer in Compromise is presented to the Lender with the SBA Form 770, Personal Financial Statement - not to be confused with the other SBA Personal Financial Statement - the SBA Form 413 (used when applying for 7(a)/504 Loans and Surety Bonds).
The SBA Form 770 is the Borrower's current financial statement. It compiles the information necessary to evaluate the Borrower's financial capacity to repay the debt owed to the Lender and to determine the steps the SBA may take to compromise the debt, maximize recovery, and protect the interests of the Agency. Completed forms are submitted to the Lender.