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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Being able to help people resolve their tax problems is the reason I enjoy coming to work every day. I especially enjoy sharing real client success stories because it shows that good people sometimes fall on hard times and have tax issues with the IRS. It also proves that there’s a solution to every tax problem if clients find the right representation.
A new commercial for The Blaze TV highlights former clients
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The Tax Resolution University blog recently received a Wise Bread Wise Score of 69.03, nationally ranking our blog #107 among personal finance blogs!  Our Wise Score of 90 indicates that the blog is better than 90% of its peers “on average”.
The Tax Resolution University blog was created to give people facing IRS tax problems a place to go for resources, news and information so they could take the first steps
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Celebrity tax problems begin when they lack interest in their own assets and personal business affairs. Sadly, this lack of interest can expose them to dishonest business professionals becoming victims of financial misdoings and facing IRS tax issues brought on by these trusted advisors.
However, some celebrities see the light and fight back against suspected financial victimization. A New York Post article titled Rihanna reveals tax troubles in $uit vs. former
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The recent IRS announcement to the Offer in Compromise Program (OIC) has been some of the most sweeping, liberal, flexible changes in taxation history. This is BIG news! So big in fact, as part of our National Network Television show, TaxMan, I decided to add a video that outlined the new changes and how they can help consumers resolve their tax problems.  Below the video, I have outlined new OIC
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The IRS announced this week it changed some of the rules that govern the Offer in Compromise (OIC) program – more flexibility meaning more folks can qualify.  An article in Reuters entitled IRS Widens Taxpayer Debt Forgiveness Program and in Accounting Today entitled IRS Makes Offer in Compromise Program More Flexible outline these changes aimed at giving more American taxpayers flexibility to repay their tax debt as part of the
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Small business is no stranger to payroll tax problems, but when a city becomes a victim, it makes headlines. An article from WTOK.com Channel 11 entitled IRS Says York Failed to Make Payroll Tax Payments reported that a representative from the Internal Revenue Service traveled to York, Alabama to meet with city officials to discuss their specific tax issue: unpaid payroll taxes.
It appears that the city administrator, Tim Sweezey and
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As tax day April 17 is coming to a close, some may be wondering if they should file or even if they need to. During my recent interview on Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez program, Tony inquired about how people don’t file their taxes and become tax delinquent. I explained that at Tax Resolution Services, Co., we work with a lot of non-filers with the average client
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