Posts Tagged ‘BBB’

Tax Resolution Services BBB Rating

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

With tax season fast approaching, those who need IRS tax relief are encouraged to examine the qualifications of tax resolution specialists before they hire help. Searching the Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) TrustLink Reviews is a great resource for such an investigation. Every year, the BBB receives feedback from people suffering from IRS debt.
TrustLink reviews include comments from consumers acknowledging their experiences, good and bad. Tax Resolution Services, Co. (TRS) holds
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Reputable Tax Resolution Professionals Play by the Rules

Friday, October 28th, 2011

A recent press release cites the contribution I made to an article written by Tax Analysts Document Service, Tax Debt Representation Industry Continues to Act in the Shadows. The article was about the criticism lodged against the tax negotiation-resolution industry. In this article, I was quoted as an ethical industry expert, responding to the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) incorrect “one-size-fits-all” approach to regulations.
Certainly, there are some firms, whose questionable business practices
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Tax Help From The Most Credible Tax Relief Firm to Get Rid of IRS Problems For Good

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

While it’s important to stay away from tax relief scams that sound too good to be true, it’s also equally if not more important to hire a tax relief firm that is credible and well-qualified. If you get the best team together to fight for you, you will be maximizing your chances of settling your IRS tax debt for good while not paying a penny more than you have to.

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Know How To Select an Ethical and Professional Tax Resolution Firm – With or Without the Help of the Better Business Bureau

Saturday, January 31st, 2009

I was so fired up after blogging about the BBB’s skewed ratings system and David Lazarus’ Los Angeles Times article titled Better Business Bureau grades companies on a peculiar curve, that I decided to write Mr. Lazarus to let him know about our experiences with the BBB.
I’ve already mentioned the fatal flaw in the BBB ratings equation that does NOT take into account a business’s size relative to the number
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Deciding Who to do Business With? Think Again if You’re Counting on the Better Business Bureau to Guide You

Friday, January 30th, 2009

I came across an interesting article in the Los Angeles Times about how the Better Business Bureau grades companies on a peculiar curve. It calls attention to the fact that paying the BBB to be listed as an accredited business appears to have instant benefits in the agency’s ratings.
So an accredited business automatically receives a half-grade boost to its rating. A B-minus business, in other words, will become a B.
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