Tax resolution specialists Michael Rozbruch and Brian Compton at Mind Your Own Business 2009, originally uploaded by taxresolution.com.
Brian and I attended Finance Day 2009 last weekend. The All-You-Need-To-Know-About-Your-Money Event was a big success. I conducted several seminars on strategies for alleviating tax debt. I was also featured on a panel with KFI’s Bill Handel, host of “Handel on the Law.”
But the best moment of the whole event by far, was
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Every month I choose a very special Client Of The Month.  It’s my way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support me and my business with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Client Of The Month is Merlinda M.
When Merlinda contacted our firm, she owed the IRS over $85K. Our negotiations resulted in the IRS accepting a little over $2K,  via the federal government’s Offer
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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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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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Question: Like a lot of people these days, I have tax troubles. I hear you talk a lot about the Offer in Compromise and the Installment Agreement. How do I know which one is best for me and why?
Answer:  The truth is, it’s impossible to answer that question without going over in detail your current financial situation. For that reason, the first thing you should do is consult a qualified
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Every month I choose a very special Client Of The Month.  It’s my way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support me and my business with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Client Of The Month is Jessika C.
Jessika owed close to $105,000, to the IRS when she contacted us. Our Tax Professionals negotiated a $900.00 (that’s right…Nine Hundred!) Offer In Compromise settlement with
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I recently appeared on The Frank Pastore Show on 99.5 KKLA where we discussed the IRS audit letter and the wrong and right things to do when you get that ugly thing in the mail. If you have not filed taxes in a long time and/or if you have received the dreaded letter from the IRS read this post!
Did you know it is a misdemeanor in this country not to
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Wanted to let everyone know about a great event coming up that’s free and open to the public.
Law Day 2008 at Whittier Law School
Saturday, May 31, 2008 /9:00am to 2:00pm
Law Day 2008 at Whittier Law School is your chance to try and solve your legal problems and get some answers, even if you can’t afford an attorney. You can get free legal advice from more than 60 lawyers in all
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HOW TO DETERMINE WHEN A TAXPAYER NEEDS PROFESSIONAL HELP
Can the taxpayer handle their own case?
A Taxpayer may always represent themselves before the IRS. However, many taxpayers find dealing with the IRS frustrating, time-consuming, intimidating or all of the above.
The disadvantages of a taxpayer representing themselves are many:

The taxpayer does not have the professional’s expertise or know what the options are or how
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You’ll first need to consult a qualified tax professional. Without the help of a qualified tax professional, you’ll be entering treacherous tax waters.
The first thing a qualified tax professional will do is examine your previous tax returns with a fine-tooth comb, making sure that you aren’t obligating yourself to pay Uncle Sam even a penny more than you truly owe. This will also allow the tax professional to
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I know it’s unnerving to owe money to the IRS, but trust me, you have many options. You should know there are thousands of other American taxpayers in the same situation you are in.
The first thing you should do is consult a qualified tax professional. He or she will examine your previous tax returns with microscope, making sure that you aren’t obligating yourself to pay Uncle
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As hard to believe as it may be, there is no catch. Really.
After years of chasing taxpayers door to door, the IRS realized that a kinder, gentler approach can be more effective in some cases. Enter the Offer in Compromise program — and there’s a good chance you’re eligible for it.�
If you have a lot of tax debt that
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