Blue Tax Makes IRS Tax Problems Vanish

Tax Payers find a successful resolve by hiring Blue Tax to handle their IRS issued wage garnishments and bank levies.

2010-11-23

LOS ANGELES, CA, November 23, 2010 (Press-News.org) Blue Tax is swiftly becoming a leader in the Tax Resolution industry related to Customer Care and Results. They make Bank Levies and Wage Garnishments a top priority and have a high success rate in removing levies and garnishments in a timely fashion. It is no wonder why Blue Tax is the #1 choice for Tax Payers seeking help with their tax problems.

Cory H. of Chitook, MT who was laboring under a tax liability of $11,784 hired Blue Tax to help obtain a release of wage garnishment. Corey made it very clear that he could not afford to have his Paycheck Garnished. Blue Tax was able to get a release of the garnishment within 2 weeks, by filing 2006-07 & 09 taxes bringing Cory into compliance. Blue Tax is currently negotiating an affordable payment plan and working on getting penalties abated on his case. Thomas and Stephanie D. of Charleston VA came to Blue Tax with an existing bank levy and wage garnishment due to owed State & Federal Taxes for 2007. Their total tax liability was $32,055. Blue Tax was able to get a partial release of the bank levy in the amount of $1,500, and in order to get the wage garnishment released they had to bring Thomas and Stephanie into compliance by filing 2008-09 taxes. Once that was complete Blue Tax was able to get Thomas and Stephanie a full release of wage garnishment and put them on a payment plan. The couple was able to get funds from the bank levy as well as their full paychecks. They don't have to be embarrassed about their situation any longer and are on their way to better days.

Blue Tax' high standards in personal attention to clients throughout the process of resolution are paying off both for clients and Blue Tax. Blue Tax continues to rise above the rest by maintaining a unique approach to tax resolution by holding the client's needs above all else.

For more information about Blue Tax and its ability to help taxpayers resolve their tax problems, please visit
www.BlueTax.com or call (877) 316-1198 for a free confidential consultation.

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