As a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist I consider it my job to provide readers with all sorts of valuable tax information.  That is why I feel it is important to expose my readers to great sources of tax help they can reference in addition to my blog. Because I am dedicated to providing  tax relief and tax assistance,  I am always happy to see that same drive in others –
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At Tax Resolution Services we recently helped a taxpayer from Colorado reduce his back taxes by over 90% by qualifying for an Offer in Compromise tax settlement.
Taxpayers who owe back taxes to the IRS can take advantage of the Offer in Compromise program created by the government to offer tax relief to those who owe a significant amount of money for a variety of reasons (including failed business, medical expenses,
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On Saturday, June 5 Tax Resolution Services sponsored the KFI Law Day free event for the public to receive expert tax help and tons of free legal advice from over 100 lawyers specializing in all areas of the law.
I put together a presentation for a seminar I gave at Law Day that I think provides a lot of great IRS tax advice.  For some useful tax help and tax relief
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Taxes can be complicated and messy. As a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, it is my goal to offer readers with expert advice to resolve their IRS problems as well as a roadmap to tax resolution.  Not only do I strive to provide you with the most recent news in tax relief, but I also seek to enlighten you on some of the resources I turn to for tax news and information.
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Does your company use a call center to handle customer or technical service calls?  Is your contracted call center located outside of the United States?  If so, you should pay close attention proposed legislation by United State Senator Charles E. Schumer.  According to the recent bill proposal, a $0.25 per-call excise tax will be imposed on companies who transfer domestic customer service calls to call centers outside of the United States.
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This Saturday, June 5th 2010, the IRS will be holding a second round of open houses aimed at assisting both individual taxpayers and small business owners with:
filing tax returns (2009 and prior years)
resolving tax problems
setting up payment arrangements
To find your local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center check the IRS website. It is important to keep in mind this tax preparation service is available by the IRS for individual taxpayers who’s income
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The IRS is at it again. The stealthy and highly aggressive agency has added two new 1099 tax forms for businesses, requiring extra caution and countless more hours in reporting and preparing your tax returns. This means all business, no matter how small, will be affected. Whether big or small, it is essential to be aware of these new tax extensions NOW– or you could find yourself in BIG trouble
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I recently came across an article by Bloomberg’s Ryan J. Donmoyer, IRS Demand for Tax Shelter Lists Has Companies Fearing Audits, that talks about how IRS Commissioner, Doug Shulman, is requesting that companies provide a detailed road map of their tax returns in order to simplify the work of IRS tax auditors.  The Internal Revenue Service has created a form that will require corporations to “list of all tax-saving transactions
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Payroll tax is a topic that usually invokes a growl from small and large business owners alike – failure to keep up with payroll tax payments, as I’ve stated before, can be the “kiss of death” for many businesses. Having unpaid employment taxes/payroll taxes quickly results in IRS payroll tax penalties and suddenly your business is shut down, boarded up by the IRS and that’s the end of that. However,
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I recently appeared on the Big Biz Show to discuss the new IRS enforcement initiatives for 2010 and the the post-April 15th tax developments Americans should be aware of! Though April 15th has come and gone, the IRS does not cease its operations. In fact, the first wave of collections for taxpayers who did not pay their returns in full is just around the corner!
Keep in mind that the
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Tax Resolution Services, Co., (TRS) recently helped Eddie S. from Los Angeles, CA, who owed over $150,000 in back taxes, interest, and penalties permanently settle his IRS debt. With our help, Eddie had over $75,031 in penalties forgiven and received a refund from the IRS for more than $84,000 on interest paid!
There are 148 different types of penalties that the IRS can hit you (as a taxpayer) with. Fortunately, you
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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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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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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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