Question: I’ve likely waited way too long, but now that we’re into 2012, I really want to get a handle on my tax debt. In fact, I want to eliminate my tax debt. What advice do you have for me?

Answer: The first thing you should do — and you should do this immediately — is visit a qualified tax professional. He or she will discuss with you your current
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Question: I’ve read that you can greatly reduce your tax debt by signing up for an Offer in Compromise? What is that, and how can I sign up?

Answer: Great questions. In fact, those are the types of questions I’ve seen change the lives of tax clients.
I know that sounds ridiculous. But it’s true.
Here’s why: For taxpayers in substantial debt to the IRS, an Offer in Compromise can eliminate that
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Enjoy a little tax humor from Tax Resolution Services:

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A 60-year-old general contractor in Tijeras, N.M., received the harshest sentence possible for filing a false tax return — three years in prison.
Robert A. Fout admitted that he concealed from the IRS income he made from his contracting work. Fout admitted he did not report $16,754 in income in 2005, $66,961 in 2006, $32,604 in 2007, and $322,195 in 2008.
As part of his plea agreement, Fout agreed to pay $153,416
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As the founder of Tax Resolution Services and as a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, I have helped many individuals get out of tax debt. In the IRS Question Corner article below, I explain more about the IRS Offer in Compromise, a program designed to help consumers pay off tax debt, especially when they are under a serious financial strain. One note about the Offer in Compromise program, it is not
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A former Shively, Kentucky, police officer was sentenced to 39 months in prison and three years of supervised release after being found guilty by a federal jury of multiple counts of tax fraud and lying to the IRS.
Following a three-week trial, the jury found Curtis Gordon Jr., 40, of Louisville, Kentucky, guilty of three counts of filing false federal income tax returns, three counts of failure to file federal income
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Ever wonder what happens to your hard-earned dollars when you give them away to a stripper?  Here’s one answer that may not please you:
Samuel J.T. Moore III, 47, of Richmond, Va., was sentenced to 78 months in prison and ordered to pay a fine of $250,000.
Earlier, Moore was charged in a three-count superseding indictment with making and subscribing false income tax returns for the 2005 and 2006 calendar years and
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The tax attorney services we provide would be of no help to the major tax cheater in the article below.
A Barbados national who has lived in cities across the United States was charged with fraudulently obtaining more than $10 million from the United States in federal income tax refunds by filing hundreds of bogus tax returns claiming refunds totaling more than $120 million from 2007 to 2011.
Andrew J. Watts,
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I’m Michael Rozbruch, a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, Founder and CEO of Tax Resolution Services. Consumers come to us everyday for tax relief help, especially when it comes to settling back taxes. Some people have heard of the Offer in Compromise program – though not everyone qualifies. Below is a recent question from one of our clients about settling tax debt, and my answer follows, which may be insightful for
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A former Lafayette Parish Assistant District Attorney was sentenced to 18 months in prison and three years of supervised release for tax evasion. He was also ordered to pay $179,661.59 in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service.
According to court testimony, Joseph Floyd Johnson, 50, of Lafayette, La., failed to file his federal income tax return and evaded the payment of federal income taxes for the year 2003 after receiving income
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At Tax Resolution Services we are constantly seeking the best options for clients who are settling back tax debt.  Some people have heard about the Offer in Compromise program – a tax settlement program between the consumer and the IRS – but don’t know all the facts about it.  Below is a great question by a tax client that addresses most people’s concerns about the Offer in Compromise program and
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We blog about a lot of IRS tax cases where people try to cheat on their taxes and lose.  If you don’t want to see your name and tax case on our  tax blog, I don’t blame you!  It’s never too late – and in your best interest – to resolve your tax problems today!  Tax Resolution Services can help you so you don’t end up as another tax cheat
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Did you know that you have a right to file your delinquent tax return, no matter how late it is?  Whether you have willfully failed to file your tax returns and now want to set your tax record straight, or you have failed to file your tax return in the past for some other reason, you still have time!  Tax Resolution Services offers tax help services that includes late tax filing
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Did you know that tax problems plague 1 in 6 Americans?  Many people feel (or have felt) a tax burden at some point in their lives and the good news is that tax relief help is available.  Enlist the help of a qualified tax professional who will deal with the IRS and find a reasonable solution to your tax problems.  The IRS has options to help consumers settle back taxes.  If
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Many of our clients at Tax Resolution Services inquire about the Offer in Compromise program - a program established by the IRS to help consumers settle tax debt, usually at a fraction of what they owe.  What most people don’t know is that the Offer in Compromise is a privilege set forth by the IRS and that a person needs to qualify for this program.  How does someone qualify?   Read more from the IRS Question Corner of
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