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Blue Tax Complaints... I Certainly Don't Have Any!

The attorneys at Blue Tax get nothing but praise from their clients!

2012-05-17
LOS ANGELES, CA, May 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) There's nothing more daunting or intimidating than having to deal with the IRS; especially when you owe them thousands of dollars. This is the situation Andrew (Roanoke, IA) found himself in when he decided to do himself a favor and call the Blue Tax offices for help.

Andrew hired Blue Tax in August of 2011 with outstanding IRS balances for four consecutive years, starting with 2005. He had been married since 2000 but continued to file single, while his wife filed as head of household. Andrew expected something better than a payment plan from Blue Tax. His outstanding balance was $19,804.88!

The Blue Tax team listened to Andrew and weighed his expectations. Their initial goal was to ensure that Andrew did not get collected on while Blue Tax attempted to resolve his tax issue with the IRS. During Blue Tax's initial compliance call, they identified that the IRS had filed Substitute for Returns (SFR's). In response, Blue Tax worked with the client to have Actual Filed Returns filed in lieu of two of the SFR years. Afterwards, Blue Tax analyzed the client's financials and outlined a low payment plan. With the updated financials completed, Blue Tax determined hat Andrew qualified to be on a Currently Non-Collectible (CNC) status whereby his outstanding balance is put aside temporarily. Blue Tax submitted the application for the CNC to the IRS and it was approved.

In conclusion, Blue Tax was able take the time to avoid a payment plan as requested by the client. There was a final intent to levy during the case so we processed the CNC resolution in a timely manner.

For more information about Blue Tax and its ability to help taxpayers resolve their tax problems, please visit www.BlueTax.com or call (888) 310-5858 for a free confidential consultation.

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[Press-News.org] Blue Tax Complaints... I Certainly Don't Have Any!
The attorneys at Blue Tax get nothing but praise from their clients!