Posts Tagged ‘IRS tax problems’

What Small Business Owners Must Know About Payroll Taxes on AccountingSolver.com

Friday, February 6th, 2009

Check out my small business tax tips on AccountingSolver.com: Don’t Let Payroll Taxes Sink Your Small Business.
There are plenty of ways to bring down the wrath of the IRS, but failing to file and pay payroll taxes is one of the swiftest and most efficient ways to close your doors. Trouble with payroll taxes can be the downfall of otherwise successful small businesses. I’ve been picking the brain of tax
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Tele-Seminar Featuring Insider Secrets of Tax Relief for Small Business Owners on February 18, 2009

Friday, January 30th, 2009

NOTE: TELE-SEMINAR SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 18 HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED AND WILL NOW TAKE PLACE ON WED, MAY 13.

I’ve blogged about this before, but it’s important to mention it again: Small business owners are the largest source of uncollected taxes.
During this economic downturn, we are also seeing lots of people who are laid off or are no longer employed, going out on there own. They’re reinventing themselves, setting up home-based businesses,Â
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Silver Lining for Recession Burdened Americans – This May Be the Perfect Time to Settle Your IRS Debt

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

I was recently interviewed for This Week In Chaves County, which airs Sunday at 7:00 a.m. on KEND 106.5 FM (Roswell, NM). I talked about opportunities for recession burdened Americans to settle IRS debt.
Please tune in – or check out the video below for a preview of the interview. Resolve your back taxes and say goodbye to wage garnishment, bank levies, and IRS penalties!

If you are in trouble with the
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Penalty Abatement Helps Taxpayer Resolve Back Taxes

Wednesday, January 28th, 2009

It’s always great to hear from satisfied clients after we’ve helped them resolve their tax problems. We recently helped a taxpayer in Southern California gain his financial livelihood back. He was sick and unable to pay his back taxes. We were able to negotiate a penalty abatement on his behalf.
Peace of mind. Shelly has been outstanding and very helpful. I have Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer and Shelly has always had
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Why the IRS Picks on Small Businesses and How to Avoid Triggering an Audit

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

I was recently interviewed by Business Pundit blogger Lela Davidson. She asked me lots of great questions about small business taxes and how to avoid being an IRS target. I provided her with insight into important tax issues facing new businesses and how to avoid the big mistakes that many small business owners make.
There are many things small businesses can do to avoid getting audited. But if you still find
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We’ve Expanded to Help More Taxpayers Resolve Their IRS Tax Problems!

Monday, January 26th, 2009

Just wanted to let everyone know that we’ve recently expanded to help even more Americans seek tax relief!
It’s very exciting – we’ve just finalized lease negotiations for 11,000 square feet of commercial office space just north of Los Angeles, at our headquarters in Encino, California. Our company now boasts more than 50 legal and tax specialists, and our licensed professional staff consists of 6 Tax Attorneys, 4 CPAs and 2
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Helping the Average Citizen Do Battle with the IRS

Monday, January 26th, 2009

Just had to share this great note that I recently received from a client.
Douglas T., of Tioga, Louisiana says:
TRS is a wonderful organization that is prepared to help the average citizen do battle with the IRS. The result I got from TRS was no less than a small miracle. After having the IRS threaten me time and time again, and then to finally have someone on my side was just
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In Ailing Economy, More Taxpayers Are Likely to Qualify for Offer in Compromise

Sunday, January 25th, 2009

Faced with overwhelming tax debt, more Americans than ever will be hoping to qualify for the IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) program and save thousands of dollars in taxes, penalties and interest.
In 2007, approximately 46,000 offers were submitted to the IRS nationally and only 12,000 were accepted. This year, there will be more offers submitted this year, as well as a higher IRS acceptance rate due to the state of
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Check Out my Guest Article on ResourceNation.com and Find Out How to Protect the Future of Your Business from IRS Audits

Monday, January 5th, 2009

I was recently approached to write a guest article for resourcenation.com, a great site for anyone interested in planning, starting and growing a business! In addition to helping business owners and managers identify qualified vendors, the site also features great articles from industry experts!
Check out my tax expert article: With IRS Audits on the Rise, Knowing How to Avoid or Resolve a Tax Audit Could Save You Money and Protect
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Tax Resolution Services Client Resolves $66,000 Tax Bill

Friday, December 26th, 2008

As the year is drawing to a close, I’d like to thank all our amazing clients who have come to us so we can help them solve their IRS problems. In the 11 years that I have been running Tax Resolution Services, I have helped save clients well in excess of $35 million while helping them turn their financial lives around.
This client testimonial comes from Bill, who was really sick
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10 Things Taxpayers Can Do Before December 31, 2008 to Reduce the Tax Bill Due on April 15, 2009

Monday, December 15th, 2008

Start getting your 2008 taxes ready now with these year-end tax tips! Don’t wait till April to start thinking about your taxes. With the sluggish economy, you have to get started on trimming your taxes now, before the end of the year!
For 2008, savvy income and deduction management can help taxpayers make the most of a bad year. Knowing your rights as a taxpayer and how to avoid filing penalties
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FedEx Pilot Pleads Guilty to One Count in Tax Evasion Case

Friday, November 7th, 2008

A FedEx pilot, charged with six counts of income tax evasion, pleaded guilty to one of those counts.
According to the indictment, Michael D. Mason, 51, of Cordova, Tenn., failed to file income tax returns for calendar years 2000 to 2004. Additionally, the indictment alleges that Mason failed to pay the IRS income tax due and owing and concealed or attempted to conceal his true and correct income from the IRS.
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How to Hire a Tax Resolution Company You Can Trust – 7 Ways to Ensure That Your IRS Tax Problems Are in Good Hands

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

Tax-burdened Americans seeking professional help in solving their IRS problems have more options today than ever before. The tax debt relief industry has seen dramatic growth over the past 5 years as many companies have entered the arena to offer help to taxpayers impacted by a sharp increase in IRS tax compliance enforcement.
But lately, many of these so-called tax resolution firms have been making headlines for misleading consumers with deceptive
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Americans Will Need Help Seeking Tax Relief in Ailing Economy as IRS Continues Push For Compliance

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Amid the slow economy and increasing federal deficit, a much needed surge in tax revenue means that a growing number of taxpayers can expect to be audited while Americans already burdened by tax debt will find it harder than ever to resolve their IRS tax problems.
In fiscal year 2007, IRS audit rates were up from the previous year for both individuals overall and higher-income taxpayers. Additionally, audits of S Corporations
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5 Ways to Avoid IRS Tax Problems

Friday, October 17th, 2008

Today I am welcoming one of the blogosphere’s best tax bloggers to share his expert advice on how you can avoid IRS trouble in the first place, so you won’t end up needing our tax resolution services.
Thank you WANDERING TAX PRO for your great tips on avoiding IRS tax problems.
Robert D Flach of Jersey City, New Jersey has been preparing 1040s for individuals in all walks of life, from professional
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