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If years ago someone had told me I would become a tax professional who is licensed to file tax returns and represent clients in front of the IRS during audits, I would have laughed and wondered why in the world would they make such an inane, irrelevant comment.
After all, I was raised a blue-collar boy. In my early adult years, my tax return was a W-2. One year I had to file a self-employment return, which I found challenging, to put it mildly.
Taxes were the farthest thing from my mind. But that was soon to change.
I experienced an unexpected, colossal income spike. The money came quickly but regrettably left quicker, which left me with a monstrous tax bill that I was in no way, shape, or form able to pay.
The letters from the IRS began to arrive. Due to my total ignorance of any course of action, I did the absolute worst thing possible for someone in those circumstances: I ignored the correspondence.
That was, of course, not a good idea…
…the balance due kept ballooning…
…the next step was the heavy hammer of the IRS: garnishment of wages, frozen bank accounts, liens, and levies…
…not to mention the continual stress, frustration, and, at times, hopeless despair.
If years ago someone had told me I would become a tax professional who is licensed to file tax returns and represent clients in front of the IRS during audits, I would have laughed and wondered why in the world would they make such an inane, irrelevant comment.
After all, I was raised a blue-collar boy. In my early adult years, my tax return was a W-2. One year I had to file a self-employment return, which I found challenging, to put it mildly.
Taxes were the farthest thing from my mind. But that was soon to change.
I experienced an unexpected, colossal income spike. The money came quickly but regrettably left quicker, which left me with a monstrous tax bill that I was in no way, shape, or form able to pay.
The letters from the IRS began to arrive. Due to my total ignorance of any course of action, I did the absolute worst thing possible for someone in those circumstances: I ignored the correspondence.
That was, of course, not a good idea…
…the balance due kept ballooning…
…the next step was the heavy hammer of the IRS: garnishment of wages, frozen bank accounts, liens, and levies…
…not to mention the continual stress, frustration, and, at times, hopeless despair.
Finally, I decided I had to get this settled, and I needed help.
So I began to study the topic. I brought myself into tax compliance by filing my late returns and worked out an Offer-in-Compromise to finally end this decade-long nightmare…and found a new vocation in the process.
After several years of preparing taxes at a large, well-known tax preparation chain, I decided to work for myself.
I’ve experienced the sleepless nights…the heart-pounding apprehension of receiving a certified letter from the IRS…the freezing of my bank account…and wondering if this burden would ever go away.
But by taking action and learning the options available, I resolved my tax issue to the satisfaction of both the IRS and myself!
And I can help you in a non-judgmental way. I’ve been there. I understand that anyone can have tax problems and not know what to do. When we work together as a team, there is a way out of your current tax ordeal.
Contact me for a no-obligation discussion of your tax problem. I will handle your tax problem with the highest confidence and privacy.
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