IRS Relief is only a phone call away,
call and talk personally with Scott.
This is your most important decision. Who are you going to use to get IRS tax problem help? As you read through pertinent sections of this web site, you should feel that the information is straight forward and helpful. We make no promises that we can’t keep and we expect the same from you.
Frankly, our biggest challenge is not the IRS. It is clients not following through with their commitments. The commitments are not hard but they are inflexible. Deadlines have to be kept. Missing a deadline by only one day can cause your settlement to go up in flames.
Our approach generally is to first file and settle all IRS tax debts and then file and settle all state tax debts. The State of Arizona will often require the IRS returns to be filed before they will accept a return for the same year. If the IRS has filed a substitute return, Arizona will follow by filing a return based on the same numbers. In order to get Arizona to accept a correct return you first have to file a correct return with the IRS and get them to accept the right figures before Arizona will accept a filed return.
The IRS is relatively easy to work with and we can give you accurate estimates of what your settlement we be and the cost to you to get that settlement. State tax problems are less predictable. The State of Arizona is much more aggressive and uses its ability to enforce collections in ways the IRS does not have the ability to do. For example, the Arizona Department of Revenue will take away your driver’s license if you do not comply with their collection requirements.
IRS Relief is only a phone call away.
Call and talk personally with Scott.
So what is a true testimonial? There are two types that you should only have confidence in.
The first is a letter from the IRS stating what the settlement was.
The second type of testimonial is to actually talk to a client that had a similar problem that we recently resolved.