You know that you need help to solve your tax problems.  But do you know the “tax professional” that is helping you?  Sometimes when we are desperate for help, whether it be for taxes or anything else, we reach out to the person who promises the most!  And sometimes that person may not be the best solution for you.  A word from Tax Resolution Services, know your tax professional!  Tax settlement
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Recent news reports that many Americans who found there homes underwater are now drowning in back taxes.  In the Wall Street Journal article, A Surprise Hit on Foreclosures, Jeff D. Opdyke recounts the stories of some of the millions of homeowners across the nation who “are discovering that their decision to walk away from a mortgage could result in tax bills running into the thousands or tens of thousands of
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Everyone has to pay taxes.  Evading taxes will get you nowhere but prison as we see in the story below and as we’ve seen time and again.  Tax Resolution Services offers many legal tax service options to help you find tax relief!  Our tax attorneys and Certified Tax Resolution Specialists have successfully resolved over 9,000 tax cases and have a client satisfaction rate of 99.7%!  Read some of our amazing
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Isn’t it ironic that the IRS counts money that people have stolen or embezzled from others as income?  Most people who steal money from others, if they don’t get caught for the embezzlement, usually get caught, and punished, for evading taxes!  Embezzling or stealing money from others is not the right thing to do.  Not paying taxes on any income, is not the right thing to do either!  If you haven’t filed
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Just in case you thought we were exaggerating, here’s an interesting video (see below) that reflects how tax collection agencies (at both the federal and state level) are becoming increasingly aggressive!
Joseph Abrams reports that the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue has taken on Big Brother scare tactics in the latest search for delinquent taxpayers – despite recent headlines that say taxing authorities have become kinder and gentler to help struggling taxpayers
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April 15th, tax day, has passed and if you have not filed your tax return, it’s not too late to do a delinquent tax return, also known as late tax filing, today!  Our team of Certified Tax Resolution Specialists advise you to file your delinquent tax return the sooner, the better.  Five reasons to file a delinquent tax return:  you can go to jail for not filing a tax return, you
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A note from Certified Tax Resolution Specialist and CEO of Tax Resolution Services, Michael Rozbruch: April 15th, tax day, has come and gone.  Many of you may find yourself in tax trouble.  Do you owe more taxes and feel like you are unable to pay them?  Are you looking for tax debt relief?  If so, I have one word for you – beware!  Seek tax help from certified tax professionals,
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With IRS enforcement on the rise – more people than ever will need expert and qualified IRS tax relief. If you’ve put yourself in a situation for which you could be prosecuted on tax charges, there’s something you should know: Your chances of convictions are high.
There are not many situations scarier than being in tax trouble. Whether you’re worried about the tax man knocking at the door or staring down
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Did you manage to file your taxes by the deadline? Perhaps you squeezed in your returns at the last minute? According to MarketWatch.com filling has gone down by 3% in the first week of April compared to that time last year.  This means that less people are filing legally required tax returns due to the current economy. Because more people than ever are struggling to pay their taxes, they will
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I recently provided advice about how to successfully file tax returns and avoid potential IRS back taxes during my interview on the Big Biz Show. I discussed the penalties of filing late returns and urged people to seek extensions the proper way in order to avoid failure to file penalties such as fines up to $25,000 per year and/or sentences of one year in prison per each un-filed year.  Due
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