As a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist I consider it my job to provide readers with all sorts of valuable tax information.  That is why I feel it is important to expose my readers to great sources of tax help they can reference in addition to my blog. Because I am dedicated to providing  tax relief and tax assistance,  I am always happy to see that same drive in others –
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At Tax Resolution Services, Co., we encourage taxpayers facing IRS action to take prompt action and get expert tax relief to delay or halt intrusive IRS collection tactics, including levies on wages, assets, savings and checking accounts.
In this struggling economy, the IRS has made no secret that it intends to aggressively pursue payment of back taxes. Taxpayers who have recently received a tax collection notice; been threatened by the IRS
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At Tax Resolution Services we recently helped a taxpayer from Colorado reduce his back taxes by over 90% by qualifying for an Offer in Compromise tax settlement.
Taxpayers who owe back taxes to the IRS can take advantage of the Offer in Compromise program created by the government to offer tax relief to those who owe a significant amount of money for a variety of reasons (including failed business, medical expenses,
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On Saturday, June 5, Tax Resolution Services sponsored the KFI Law Day, a free event for the public to receive expert tax help and tons of free legal advice from over 100 lawyers specializing in all areas of the law. Bill Handel, host of “Handel on the Law” recorded a LIVE broadcast of his show and offered legal advice.
KFI radio host, Bill Handel joined Tax Resolution Services CEO and tax
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The Internal Revenue Service will be mailing tax collection notices this month to collect back taxes. If you get one of these IRS tax collection notices, you will need to take action quickly with the help of a tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist in order to protect yourself, your loved ones, your assets and your job.
If you get one of those terrifying IRS tax collection notices to collect
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This week the Swiss parliament accepted a treaty with the United States, agreeing the terms which would have UBS, Switzerland’s largest bank, disclose the names of 4,450 American account holders suspected of tax evasion to the IRS. This decision comes after a three year battle between U.S. tax authorities, the IRS and the Swiss bank over the bank’s involvement in allowing American clients to cheat the tax system by hiding
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Cheating on taxes is no laughing matter.  I blog about tax cheats again and again and guess what they all have in common?  Prison!  The IRS is not lenient on tax cheats and as a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, my best advice is to not cheat on your taxes in the first place!  I can’t tell you why people cheat on their taxes, but I can say that if you are
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The IRS is increasing enforcement to unprecedented levels and with tax relief firms making regular headlines for misrepresenting their ability to resolve IRS problems, it is now more important than ever for taxpayers to check the reputation of prospective tax relief providers, such as their BBB (Better Business Bureau) rating.

The tax resolution industry has become fierce in light of the wobbly current economic conditions – this means that the
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As noted in the Forbes article by William P. Barrett, From The Grave, Tax Lawyer To Rich Beats IRS Again, the memorable Chicago tax lawyer Burton W. Kanter continues to win case after case against the Internal Revenue Service even after death.
Kanter was one of the leading tax attorneys in the United States and senior editor of the Journal of Taxation.  He is famous for escaping years of his own
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Taxes can be complicated and messy. As a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, it is my goal to offer readers with expert advice to resolve their IRS problems as well as a roadmap to tax resolution.  Not only do I strive to provide you with the most recent news in tax relief, but I also seek to enlighten you on some of the resources I turn to for tax news and information.
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This Saturday, June 5th 2010, the IRS will be holding a second round of open houses aimed at assisting both individual taxpayers and small business owners with:
filing tax returns (2009 and prior years)
resolving tax problems
setting up payment arrangements
To find your local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center check the IRS website. It is important to keep in mind this tax preparation service is available by the IRS for individual taxpayers who’s income
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Join me and KFI radio host, Bill Handel, this Saturday, June 5 at Whittier Law School for tips on IRS tax relief and tons of other free legal advice.
What: Law Day 2010
When: Saturday, June 5—9AM to 2PM
Where: Whittier Law School, 3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA
This FREE event is open to the public and features legal advice from more than 100 lawyers in all areas
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Every day, in cities across the country, people are being prosecuted or convicted of tax crimes. If you have IRS problems and are in need of tax relief, you should view these cases as warnings and act accordingly. If you’re struggling during these tough economic times, there are many options to consider for resolving your back taxes or other IRS woes.

Thomas and Brenda Ellis of Richmond, Va., had what
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With the IRS enforcement budget reaching a record $5.5 billion, more Americans than ever will need to know their options for income tax relief and IRS help to resolve IRS problems and avoid financially debilitating penalties and levies. If you owe back taxes or have several years of unfiled tax returns, here are a few tips to help you get the IRS tax relief you need.
You can run, but you
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Payroll tax is a topic that usually invokes a growl from small and large business owners alike – failure to keep up with payroll tax payments, as I’ve stated before, can be the “kiss of death” for many businesses. Having unpaid employment taxes/payroll taxes quickly results in IRS payroll tax penalties and suddenly your business is shut down, boarded up by the IRS and that’s the end of that. However,
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