Tax Relief Through Innocent Spouse–How You Can Qualify to Exonerate Your Tax Liabilities

September 2nd, 2010

What is more stressful than owing the IRS back taxes? How about owing the IRS back taxes that your spouse or ex-spouse incurred without your knowledge? In the U.S., if your spouse owes the IRS money, it automatically means you share the burden and liability to pay it back. Fun, right?
So how do you exonerate your IRS liabilities when you had nothing to do with the back taxes that your
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Tax Help News: How Obama’s Health Reform Means More Tax-Reporting Requirements For Your Business

September 2nd, 2010

There’s been a lot of confusion about what is and what is not in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — otherwise known as President Barack Obama’s health care reform.
Of course, despite the rumor mongering that goes so well with contact politics, there aren’t death panels. But there is a big change to the way you do business and pay your taxes.
The U.S. Congress used the Patient Protection and
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Nation’s Leading Tax Relief Firm Helps Client Resolve $91,000 in IRS Back Taxes

August 31st, 2010

Struggling taxpayers who owe fortunes in back taxes may be skeptical when they hear that the IRS would discharge their debt for less than the amount owed if the qualify for the IRS Offer in Compromise program.
If Gregory T. was a skeptic before, he is a believer now. He owed the IRS $91,000 in back taxes and sought tax help through our tax experts at Tax Resolution Services, Co. After
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The IRS Offer in Compromise is Not the Only Option for Tax Debt

August 31st, 2010

Did you know that one in six Americans has a tax problem?  You are not alone!  Tax Resolution Services will help you find a tax solution that fits you.  We have a 99.7% client satisfaction rate and have settled thousands of cases for an average of $0.11 on the dollar, saving clients in excess of $52 million.  You read that right!  Don’t wait any longer – contact Tax Resolution Services today
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Nation’s Leading Tax Relief Firm Helps Distressed Homeowners Resolve IRS Back Taxes

August 30th, 2010

Taxpayers blindsided by back taxes after losing their homes to foreclosure in many cases can qualify for tax relief. For the many Americans who have lost their homes to foreclosure, a nasty and expensive surprise may be waiting. The IRS may choose to pursue them for back taxes relating to the foreclosure, which, for tax purposes, may be treated like a sale. The IRS may deem the foreclosure a form of
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Tax Relief for Innocent Spouses – You Must Act Swiftly to File Your Claim with the IRS

August 28th, 2010

In recent tax relief news, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the IRS can continue to apply the two-year deadline for taxpayers looking to file for “innocent spouse” relief. Basically, this treasury ruling upholds that taxpayers claiming innocent spouse tax relief must make their claims within 2 years of the IRS’s commencement of collection action.
What is meant by an “innocent spouse”?
Answer: When you and your spouse file a joint
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Tax Humor: The IRS Eyes Are On You!

August 28th, 2010

Most of us think that the IRS watches movie stars or politicians or people in the public eye more closely, but that is not necessarily true!  The IRS watches everyone, so don’t be surprised if – boom! – the IRS files a tax lien against you because you owe them money!  Whether you are rich and famous or a hard-working American, you must pay your fair share of taxes.  If you feel
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IRS Back Taxes Case: California Lt. Governor’s Family Settles Over $100,000 Tax Bill

August 26th, 2010

Another case of the rich and famous owing back taxes to the IRS! In recent news, California’s lieutenant Governor, Abel Maldonado’s family paid $111,146 in back taxes to the IRS last month, after the government placed a tax lien on the business, the family farm.
The governor’s father and brother paid the back taxes sum, though stating they were doing so “under protest” as they were disputing the charge. According to the
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TRS Ranks Among Top 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in U.S. By Inc. Magazine

August 25th, 2010

I am honored to announced that Tax Resolution Services was named on Inc. magazine’s 2010 list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the country. Our excellent team earned the position of 1,691 on Inc’s annual rankings honoring the significant accomplishments, contributions, and creativity of the nation’s top businesses and entrepreneurs. We also ranked #89 in our industry for  financial services, and #93 in our hometown of Los Angeles.
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Tax Help News: Seven Deadly Sins of Tax Relief Revealed: Critical Errors to Avoid in the IRS Offer in Compromise Process

August 24th, 2010

If you are applying for tax relief through the IRS Offer in Compromise settlement program, there are Seven Deadly Sins that you must avoid committing to successfully resolve your IRS problems. Find out how to protect yourself from committing these deadly sins so you can successfully get out of back taxes Purgatory to achieve tax relief salvation.
While the IRS is more determined than ever to enforce collection activity for back
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Unpaid Employee Withholding Taxes and Forging Release of Tax Levy Lands Ohio Man Probation and $50,000 Fine

August 24th, 2010

The man in the article below got busted for some serious crimes.  He is lucky that he got off with five years of probation and no jail time.  As an employer, which he was, who withheld taxes from his employees, he was obligated to turn over the employee withholding taxes to the government.  The government considers these withholding taxes as “trust” taxes, relying on the integrity of business owners to
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Tax Help: How to Protect Yourself From Tax Resolution Scams as “Tax Lady” Roni Deutch is Sued For $34 Million

August 24th, 2010

This just in–The “Tax Lady” Roni Deutch has just been sued by the California attorney general for misrepresentation of her tax relief firm’s success rate and cheating distressed taxpayers out of thousands of dollars for upfront retainer fees that did not lead to actual tax resolutions.
According to ABC news, “Deutch entices clients with television ads that make false claims.” Roni Deutch is looking at more than $34 million in damages.
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Tax Help for the 6,000 Businesses Targeted by the IRS in Employment Tax Audits

August 22nd, 2010

Earlier this year, the Internal Revenue Service began employment tax audits of approximately 6,000 U.S. companies to provide statistical data for the National Research Program study of employment tax compliance.
During this process, the IRS is also prioritizing the collection of unpaid employment taxes from both businesses big and small. This means no one is safe from IRS audits as Uncle Sam zeros in on randomly selected companies and individuals in order to
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IRS to Audit 6,000 Businesses at Random and Take Back What It’s Owed in Unpaid Employment Taxes

August 20th, 2010

Earlier this year, the Internal Revenue Service began employment tax audits of approximately 6,000 U.S. companies to provide statistical data for the National Research Program study of employment tax compliance. The IRS is also prioritizing the collection of unpaid employment taxes from both businesses big and small – and putting their most experienced agents on the task.
As the IRS is stepping up their increasingly aggressive collection efforts for unpaid payroll
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Will You Need Tax Relief? IRS Focuses on Offshore Tax Evasion – Wealthy Individuals, International and Multinational Corporations Under Scrutiny

August 19th, 2010

After news broke last fall that the Swiss Bank, UBS was under attack for hosting undeclared, offshore accounts and holding seminars educating Americans on “overseas tax reduction strategies”, the Internal Revenue Service has now devoted a specific department focusing on individuals worth $10 million or more in assets, Multinational and International corporations participating in transfer pricing among other avenues potentially evading millions of U.S. tax dollars every year.  Anyone that
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