As the IRS expands audits to 6,000 companies, our tax resolution firm provides expert audit representation while helping businesses resolve potentially detrimental problems that arise from delinquent employment and payroll taxes.
The IRS is stepping up efforts to capture lost tax revenue, recently announcing it would embark on a three-year campaign to audit 6,000 businesses.
Of most concern is any business with unpaid payroll taxes and delinquent employment taxes. Failure to pay
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I see tax cases every day where a person has evaded taxes, hidden assets, failed to file a tax return and more.  What happens to their spouse (or ex-spouse) if they had nothing to do with the bad tax decisions of their partner?  These situations occur and the IRS has set up a provision for people in this situation, provided that they qualify.  It is known as Innocent Spouse Relief (or
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In the midst of the recent economic meltdown, a record number of Americans filed for bankruptcy protection last year. While bankruptcy may carry a stigma, it can also provide a fresh start free from creditors as well as IRS tax debt.
Taxpayers who owe back taxes and lack the assets to pay them off  can potentially qualify for IRS tax relief. However, it is critical that taxpayers consult a specialized tax
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If you are one of thousands of Americans who owe back taxes and interest to the IRS, it is important to take the necessary steps to resolve your IRS problems. The worst thing you can do is ignore letters from the IRS in hopes your troubles will go away. They will not- unless you take the appropriate steps now!
If you have back taxes to settle, it is essential to know your
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Owing the IRS back taxes can be scary, but ignoring back taxes can be scarier.  Many people (incorrectly) assume that if you owe the IRS back taxes, you will have to come up with the money all at once.  Not true!  There are tax relief options available for those of you that want to settle your back taxes.  These tax relief options, however, are better left up to a tax
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Do you have an IRS tax audit pending?  Did you know that over 50% of the referrals that the Criminal Investigation Division (CID) gets are from the IRS agents who interviews you for the tax audit?  IRS tax audits are serious!  Your answers from the initial audit meeting can determine your fate!  Tax Resolution Services highly recommends that you seek expert tax representation before your IRS audit happens.  At Tax Resolution
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If you are one of the thousands of Americans who owe back taxes and interest to the IRS, it’s important to take the steps to resolve your IRS problems. The worst thing you can do is ignore letters from the IRS in hopes your troubles will go away. They will not, unless you take the appropriate steps!
If you have back taxes to settle, it’s important to know your best
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Consumer Reviews and Negative Comments
At Tax Resolution Services, Co., we take the reputation of our company very seriously and we appreciate your feedback including both positive reviews and your suggestions for helping us in our continuous efforts to improve our services. And as a national tax relief firm that serves thousands of clients annually, we know that a company our size will never be without complaints.
While you may come across
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I am assuming that most people who evade taxes do so because they want to keep the money all for themselves.  Well, for all of those currently evading taxes, I say enjoy it while it lasts . . . because it won’t last long.  Once the IRS catches up with you, and I am not saying “if” the IRS catches up with you (because they will!), you will not only
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As the IRS enforcement budget reaches unprecedented levels, more Americans than ever will be audited. And taxpayers threatened by IRS audits will need to know how to increase their chances of qualifying for tax relief.
In fiscal-year 2009, nearly 1.4 million Americans were audited, which equates to just over 1% of all tax returns filed. The IRS also collected $48.9 billion in back taxes and penalties through collection, examination and document-matching efforts.
The
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According to the  recent article on TheStreet.com “IRS to Expand Audits as Cash Runs Low” by Joe Mont, it appears the IRS is doing anything and everything they can to make up for the “estimated $14 billion that companies underpay in employer taxes a year.”  The IRS plans to execute a three-year campaign that will crackdown on 6,000 businesses.  No one is safe from IRS audits as Uncle Sam zeros
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You don’t have to be a tax attorney to follow the advice in the title!  The IRS watches everyone, whether you know it or not, and if you are going to try to sell advice on how to conceal income from the IRS, then you might as well put a bulls eye on your head that reads “IRS Tax Cheat”!  At Tax Resolution Services, we want to distinguish that we are a company that
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Are you a victim of investment fraud?  Do you want to see those people who schemed you punished?  Do you want to know how a US tax code can help you recover some of your losses?  If you answered “yes” to any of these, this is your lucky day!  Many people who fall victim to investment fraud (“Ponzi” schemes and the like), where you have lost all or most of your investment,
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I got an interesting email recently regarding the new health care law (see below for full email message) . The email FALSELY claims that the new legislation would require workers to pay income tax on the value of employer-provided health insurance. This is simply not the case.
It’s true that the value of employer-paid health insurance will be added to employees’ W-2 forms for information purposes, however, contrary to this
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Congress has increased the IRS’s enforcement budget to a record $5.5 billion — meaning hundreds of new agents hired for IRS audits and investigations. Fiscal year 2009 saw 1.425 million examinations of individual tax returns – the most seen all decade. The IRS also filed more than 3 million bank levies and nearly 1 million tax liens.
The trend towards tougher enforcement against tax avoidance means that more Americans than ever
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