LOS ANGELES, CA, August 09, 2010 (Press-News.org) Once again proving success of their one on one approach to their client's tax needs Blue Tax continues to impact the industry in a positive manner.
An example of the high standards and quality service one can expect as a client of Blue Tax is the case of Juan R. of New York who came to Blue Tax with a Bank Levy for a 2005 tax liability of over $129,000. Juan hired Blue Tax to release his bank levy of over $3,645.73 and submit an amended 2005 return to the State of New York. The balance from the 2005 return came from the IRS reporting he had NY pension in the amount of $5,030 and e-trade for $ 705,653.
Blue Tax immediately contacted the State and provided them with an amended copy of the 2005 return as well as the IRS transcripts. Blue Tax then spoke with an audit group and based on the information they provided they were able to re-assess the 2005 balance. After the re-assessment the audit group found that the tax payer's liability was in fact only $3,095.91.Blue Tax was then able to partially release the bank levy. The bank at the time was holding $3,645.73 after the team at Blue Tax negotiated with the state agent an agreement was reached to release $549.82 back in to the taxpayer's bank account and the remainder of the funds would be applied to the balance and close out his debt.
The 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
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Tax Resolution Firm Blue Tax Saves Client $126,000 Resolving Tax Debt to NY State Department of Taxation and Finance
Blue Tax pushes forward again this week with tax resolution for client in NY State.
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