The first video created was not the my complete conversation with the IRS scammer. Also, I thought it would be fun to make a less serious video. Here is the remix video with other ridiculous request not in the previous video.
The first video created was not the my complete conversation with the IRS scammer. Also, I thought it would be fun to make a less serious video. Here is the remix video with other ridiculous request not in the previous video.
For about a year, I received numerous calls from people that received a strange call from the IRS. The IRS scammer would demand money to pay back tax debt. If the person didn’t pay, the scammer would threaten to call the police and jail time. I thought it would be interesting to call a scammer and record the conversation.
A new client of ours told us an outrageous story of a large tax resolution firm quoting $20,000 for tax help services.
Abatement of penalties is possible. These are two case examples of how the IRS approved an abatement of penalties.
This is part three of the Do not let your taxes snowball out of control series. Name and location changes to protect client confidentiality are in effect. See Part One relating Sally’s real life tax example and Part Two George’s real life tax example. Continue reading…
Having discussed Sally’s tax delinquencies and the corrective action taken by ALG Tax Solutions in Do not let your taxes snowball out of control (Part One), the following narrative is about an independent contractor named George. Name and location changes to protect client confidentiality are in effect. This is another real life example demonstrating how back taxes can become as threatening as an out-of-control snow ball rolling down the hill. Continue reading…
I have helped a considerable number of clients resolve their back taxes. One thing that surprises most of my clients is the sheer amount of taxes, interest, and penalties owed. How do people get into this situation? Owing taxes can be compared to a snowball that starts to roll from the top of a hill and gets increasingly larger as the snowball progresses down the hill toward the bottom. Given a long ride, that snowball gets too big to handle. The following narrative, which includes name and location changes to protect client confidentiality, demonstrates how back taxes can erupt out of control. Continue reading…