Every month at Tax Resolution Services we choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month.  It’s our way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support our business with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. & Mrs. Ford Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ford Sr. owed the IRS $112,000 in back taxes when he sought help.  After several months
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Just because the April 15 tax deadline passed doesn’t mean people who owe back taxes should stand idly by. It’s time to “man up” to the challenge and resolve your IRS tax issues with the help of an expert tax resolution professional. But who do you choose? On a video episode from the Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez program, I explain how the tax resolution industry has
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Michael Rozbruch, certified Tax Resolution Specialist, answers a question about settling back taxes:
Question: Do I have the choice between the Offer in Compromise and the Installment Agreement when working with the IRS to settle my tax debt? And which one is better?

Answer: Great questions! The short answer for both is that each is intended for consumers in different positions, so the decision of whether to pursue an Offer in
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Just ten days until April 15! On the run up to tax day, we do our best to provide tax relief tips for last minute taxpayers. The tax news topics covered this week include: the annual IRS Data Book release, the official release of the 2013 IRS Dirty Dozen List, a little tax relief humor at Uncle Sam’s expense, tips on filing and tax payments.
Tax Help Tips on Filing and
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If you are in tax debt and worried about your future, it’s time to see a professional.
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It’s coming — next month.
The dreaded Tax Day.
For some, it’s the worst day on the calendar.
Why?
Because they have tax debt.
Or they are under government scrutiny.
Or they are cheating — perhaps they prefer the term fudging? — their taxes and are concerned about getting caught.
Are you one of these U.S. consumers?
If so, you have reason
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This episode of the national network television show, TaxMan highlights the story of yours truly, Michael Rozbruch. I thought consumers out there should get to know me a little bit and understand my background. I also wanted to convey my reasons for wanting to resolve people’s tax problems and why I started Tax Resolution Services, Co. fifteen years ago and have never looked back. (Below the video are some main
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The 2013 IRS Update courtesy of Robert Mackenzie at Arnstein and Lehr LLP was released this January. This report covers the most recent IRS (2011) statistics on topics related to tax resolution issues.  I was especially intrigued by the report’s statistics and information over the previous decade including yearly comparisons of IRS levies, tax liens and IRS seizures from years 2001 – 2011. Here is an example of how these
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Every month at Tax Resolution Services we choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month.  It’s our way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support our business with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. Michael T.
Mr. Michael T. owed the IRS $55,000 in back taxes when he sought help.  After several months of negotiations, we were
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My firm, Tax Resolution Services, Co., (TRS) has provided tax relief services for over fourteen years to taxpayers who badly need tax help. It is rewarding to help negotiate the best IRS settlement for our clients that resolves their nagging tax problem for good. It’s doubly rewarding to get such positive feedback from clients about how much they appreciate the services we provide. The following is a recent client testimonial:
Thank
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Every month at Tax Resolution Services we choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month.  It’s our way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support me and our business with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. Joram K.
Mr. Joram owed the IRS $36,000 when he contacted our office. After several months of negotiations, we were able
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The week after Thanksgiving was busy with tax news. Here are some of the topics we reported:
Tax Evasion

Scrap Metal Dealer John W. Hufgard, 59, of Bath, Ohio, was charged with three counts of tax evasion for allegedly evading approximately $397,659 in federal taxes for tax years 2007 through 2009.
John Giannelli Sr., 66, of Danvers, Mass. pleaded guilty to operating an illegal gambling business. The charges and prison sentences Giannelli is
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Question: I’m in a lot of tax trouble and owe more than I could possibly pay to the IRS. But how do I know if the Offer in Compromise or the Installment Agreement is right for me? I am so lost.

Answer: This is a great question, and the fact that you’ve come here to get an answer suggests you’ve taken the first step toward eliminating your tax troubles.
Whether the
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Recently laid-off employees who collected severance pay will want to understand their tax obligations to prevent any payroll tax problems from occurring. A recent Wall Street Journal article by Laura Saunders titled “When Severance Pay Is Subject to Payroll Tax” discusses two conflicting federal court rulings over whether severance pay should be subject to payroll taxes and if both employee and employer are entitled to claim a tax refund. For
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Happy Friday! Here’s a look at tax relief news headlines we reported on this week:
Tax Scams and Schemes

Tax scams, tax schemes and identity theft are plaguing the IRS and taxpayers alike. This week’s tax scam warning advises taxpayers to lookout for an e-mail that appears to come from the IRS focused on confirming the EIN#’s of S and C-Corporations. Do not click on any links instead delete it entirely! Scammers
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If you thought you could hide under the radar with your tax debt, think again. Because the government is hurting for revenue, lawmakers in Washington are getting more creative in collecting back taxes. Their latest consideration: report IRS tax debt to credit agencies. Accounting Today recently published an article titled, IRS May Report Tax Debts to Credit Bureaus that discusses the serious thought and consideration Congress has been giving this
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