CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI, August 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Not all cases at Tax Results go smoothly. Like any tax resolution company we may have issues with clients' cases. The issues that may arise while working through IRS problems are plentiful. Oftentimes clients are not prepared to provide the information required by the taxing authority to complete their resolution. The goal at Tax Results is to forge a strong relationship with clients upfront and ensure an open line of communication throughout the process. This ensures an efficient client resolution.
No tax relief company can magically make tax debt vanish. Tax Results logs many hours of diligent accounting and their licensed professionals spend even more time on the phone with the IRS to stop wage garnishments and bank levies. Since time is of the essence in these cases, it is extremely important that the client delivers what the IRS demands in order to settle the tax debt.
Both the Vice President of Operations Brad Patrick and the Director of Business Development Jeff Perkowski are proud of their on-staff enrolled agents and tax attorneys. They feel the toughest part of completing a case like an offer in compromise is getting all the information from the clients. So once per month the staff looks back on the problems they have had and makes the necessary changes to keep their system SIMPLE.
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Tax Results represents delinquent individual and business tax payers before the IRS and state treasury departments. We release wage garnishments, bank levies, tax liens and property seizures in addition to settling income tax debts from less than the amount owed. Call us at (888) 318-7800 or visit www.TaxResults.com.
A Review of Tax Results Proves Their Commitment to Outstanding Service and Resolution for IRS Problems
It can be difficult to locate a local experience professional to handle matters with the IRS, similarly it can be difficult to find a reliable and trustworthy tax relief company. Tax Results checks out with a long list of satisfied clients.
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