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Tax resolution success stories

We’d like to say that when people hire us that we can immediately…or at least within months…get them that final tax resolution that they so desperately want. That’s not always the case, though. Sometimes it can take years …

FBAR success stories

Peter had one foreign account from when he lived in Turkey. He kept this account open primarily as an emergency fund for his family, many of who still lived in Turkey. This particular fixed deposit account would roll over into different CDs every couple of months. Every time the CD would roll over it would generate a new account number. But in Peter’s eyes…

A hopeless tax problem?

Mr. S, who used to own several bread delivery routes in Ohio and ran up a big tax bill, finally called us because he was dealing with an IRS issue that “was a beast.” He had been so beaten down by the IRS over the years that he truly thought there …

Reporting tax preparer misconduct

Some days, some days really – – –   I wish I could write about something else besides the IRS (well I suppose I could, but I have a brand’s integrity to maintain).  Yet *sigh*, the combination of the effectively …

How to win an IRS Offer in Compromise without Appeals

The IRS appeals office is always available to get a second chance to see if an Offer in Compromise can get accepted. We have had tremendous success with IRS appeals. But you know what is even better? Not having to go to appeals in the first place because you got your Offer accepted by the offer …

Is the IRS unreasonable about FBAR reasonable cause?

There are two types of FBAR penalties. The first, and quite serious, is a willful FBAR penalty. The second, not as bad as a willful FBAR, is a non-willful FBAR penalty. These can add to be in the tens of thousands of dollars. But…there is a subset of non-willful FBAR penalties, and that is the FBAR warning Letter 3800, which is about a good of a win as you can hope for…