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Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.(MY DISCONTENT COMES BECAUSE YOU ALSO CLESRLY STATE MY NAME AS BEING IN A SITUATION OF BEING SUED BY THESE ENTITIES WHEN IN FACT I HAVE NEVER HAD ISSUES REGARDING MY TAXESTHAT IS MY PROBLEM WITH YOUR ADVERTISEMENT AND THE LACK OF STATING IT'S A POTENTIAL SITUATION AND NOT BASED ON FACTYOUR REFERENCE NUMBER IS A NUMBER YOu use for all of your emails as I discovered from multiple complaints onlineI will be approaching my state attorney generals office as well as other law enforcementNowhere in the email other than your paltry excuse of a disclaimer do you make this seem like an advertisement alone, you make it seem as though lawsuits have in fact been filed when they have not] Regards, [redacted]

The company apologizes for upsetting Mr [redacted] although that is not our intentThe ad says that there is a POTENTIAL enforced collection activityThe ad also clearly states that it is for advertising purposes and if the recipient does not have a tax issue , then he/she should delete and unsubscribe from our mailing listThe company is currently looking into making adjustments in the advertising script per the suggestion of Mr [redacted] and would like to thank him for his input

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below They stated that the filing of my taxes was not a part of the contract which it was which why the amount they was charging came to $which included my tax return preparation fee I have a copy of the agreement that show this One of their employee that sign me up for this service contacted me two days later to informed me that this company was not liable company I ask him why did he sign me up for this service when he knew about them He said that they had cheated many clients out of their money and he had enough of their dis honesty I immediately contacted Tax Advisory about what was told to me and they informed me that this employee terminated and he was trying to hurt their business I took them on their word that everything this employee told me was not true but looking at what their respond to the Revdex.com and me everything this person said was exactly what he said they would do The tax return they did was not prepared corrected I submitted everything they ask for and even gave them instruction on how to prepare it since me and my wife was marry filing separate tax return This is the reason for the delay not me not supplying them with the document If I had not contacted them to explain the mistakes my tax return would have been total screw up I understand about the work that they did but it was not done in the way they said it was going to be done I am still not satifiied with the response of this company and I am still asking for the return of my money minus the tax preparation fee Regards, [redacted] ***

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear belowUpon first reading this, this firms claims they have done all these things, which they may have, however I have not proof that any of this has happened I also have been in telephone communication with them where they have told me the same things as they have in their response to youThey also requested a copy of my tax filing, which I did forward to them and they responded that the IRS has no record of it being filed (?)They wanted me to have them file the taxes (which I thought I had done in 2011) and wanted me to have them prepare my tax returns for this year (new services) As I stated in my original complaint, I have never received any communication from them from the day I initiated our relationship I also stated that I never received ANY signed agreement or written scope of services they would be providing or any indication of how their service would be beneficial to me In my telephone call with them in the last few days I SPECIFICALLY asked that they send we an accepted agreement They promised they would, but at this writing I haven't received anything, which now only validates doubts about this firmIn that last call, they wanted me to have them prepare this years taxesI asked them "what would that cost?" They did not answer that either It was at this time I asked them what I owed them now, again no answer In fact I feel their primary purpose in calling me was to have me withdraw my complaintThey asked me to and said I needed to contact the Revdex.com immediately and that they only had so much time to respond I told them to tell you that "we were trying to work things out" You see how they responded My point is: I cannot verify if they have done anything they say they have, I have no written agreement with them stating what services they were providing or going to provide No information on the costs associated with their services; fixed fees, hourly rates, percentage, etcNo information as to what they may claim I owe them at this point No information as the value or benefit of their services other than what they advertise They have not explained why could not reach them by phone or email prior to this complaint I appears to me at this moment thata) They fully intend to charge me for the "work they have done", although I have no verification on that, nor do you b) They were encouraging me to allow they to do MORE services to further expand their charges c) That if all this was legitimate, why haven't they provided me the information I requested and supported their statement of already have done all these thingsd) They are still avoiding sending me any commitment letter describing the scope of work they will provide and any projection on how it would benefit mee) This is not an ethical situation having on "open" agreement f) This this is not a legal agreement wherein both parties agree to deliver something and exposes me to an unlimited amount of claims for services g) I have no written agreement with them h) I have already provided them with over $of my money...PLUS ALL MY PERSONAL INFORMATION, INCLUDING PHONE, SS NUMBER, ADDRESS, ETC!!!! I AM NOT IN A GOOD PLACE HERE, feel I am being exploited and am being scammedEverything I have mentioned above is most certainly legitimate concerns AND I should as a minimum have some sort of written agreement to rely upon I am years old and need some helpful tax assistance My initial telephone contact with them, David [redacted] , was most convincing, comforting an assuring they were knowledgeable and experienced with tax resolution, and Mr [redacted] indicated they they most assuredly could save me a lot of money He was convincing They also promoted they were accredited by the Revdex.com I was not negligent in going with them, when I contacted the Revdex.com their Revdex.com accreditation was favorable This is why I am not satisfied, their response did not address my concerns and has only resulted in my feeling more assured I have been scammed Regards, [redacted]

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.Upon first reading this, this firms claims they have done all these things, which they may have, however I have not proof that any of this has happened I also have been in telephone communication with them where they have told me the same things as they have in their response to youThey also requested a copy of my tax filing, which I did forward to them and they responded that the IRS has no record of it being filed (?).They wanted me to have them file the taxes (which I thought I had done in 2011) and wanted me to have them prepare my tax returns for this year (new services) As I stated in my original complaint, I have never received any communication from them from the day I initiated our relationship I also stated that I never received ANY signed agreement or written scope of services they would be providing or any indication of how their service would be beneficial to me In my telephone call with them in the last few days I SPECIFICALLY asked that they send we an accepted agreement They promised they would, but at this writing I haven't received anything, which now only validates doubts about this firm.In that last call, they wanted me to have them prepare this years taxesI asked them "what would that cost?" They did not answer that either It was at this time I asked them what I owed them now, again no answer In fact I feel their primary purpose in calling me was to have me withdraw my complaintThey asked me to and said I needed to contact the Revdex.com immediately and that they only had so much time to respond I told them to tell you that "we were trying to work things out" You see how they respondedMy point is: I cannot verify if they have done anything they say they have,I have no written agreement with them stating what services they were providing or going to provideNo information on the costs associated with their services; fixed fees, hourly rates, percentage, etcNo information as to what they may claim I owe them at this pointNo information as the value or benefit of their services other than what they advertiseThey have not explained why could not reach them by phone or email prior to this complaintI appears to me at this moment thata) They fully intend to charge me for the "work they have done", although I have no verification on that, nor do youb) They were encouraging me to allow they to do MORE services to further expand their chargesc) That if all this was legitimate, why haven't they provided me the information I requested and supported their statement of already have done all these things.d) They are still avoiding sending me any commitment letter describing the scope of work they will provide and any projection on how it would benefit me.e) This is not an ethical situation having on "open" agreement f) This this is not a legal agreement wherein both parties agree to deliver something and exposes me to an unlimited amount of claims for servicesg) I have no written agreement with themh) I have already provided them with over $of my money...PLUS ALL MY PERSONAL INFORMATION, INCLUDING PHONE, SS NUMBER, ADDRESS, ETC!!!!I AM NOT IN A GOOD PLACE HERE, feel I am being exploited and am being scammed.Everything I have mentioned above is most certainly legitimate concerns AND I should as a minimum have some sort of written agreement to rely upon I am years old and need some helpful tax assistance My initial telephone contact with them, David [redacted] , was most convincing, comforting an assuring they were knowledgeable and experienced with tax resolution, and Mr [redacted] indicated they they most assuredly could save me a lot of money He was convincing They also promoted they were accredited by the Revdex.com I was not negligent in going with them, when I contacted the Revdex.com their Revdex.com accreditation was favorableThis is why I am not satisfied, their response did not address my concerns and has only resulted in my feeling more assured I have been scammed Regards, [redacted]

They helped me get my tax debt lowered and it got settledI always could talk to someone and they are great at what they do

I went through so many Tax Firms to try and get my issue resolved and NO ONE was able to help me, until I came across Tax Law Advisory They helped me with my tax debt and took a huge relief off my shouldersThey were able to stop the IRS from taking money from my paycheck by the next pay period! Most definitely the best Tax Professionals I have dealt with

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.They stated that the filing of my taxes was not a part of the contract which it was which why the amount they was charging came to $which included my tax return preparation fee I have a copy of the agreement that show this One of their employee that sign me up for this service contacted me two days later to informed me that this company was not liable company I ask him why did he sign me up for this service when he knew about them He said that they had cheated many clients out of their money and he had enough of their dis honesty I immediately contacted Tax Advisory about what was told to me and they informed me that this employee terminated and he was trying to hurt their business I took them on their word that everything this employee told me was not true but looking at what their respond to the Revdex.com and me everything this person said was exactly what he said they would do The tax return they did was not prepared corrected I submitted everything they ask for and even gave them instruction on how to prepare it since me and my wife was marry filing separate tax return This is the reason for the delay not me not supplying them with the document If I had not contacted them to explain the mistakes my tax return would have been total screw up I understand about the work that they did but it was not done in the way they said it was going to be done I am still not satifiied with the response of this company and I am still asking for the return of my money minus the tax preparation fee Regards, [redacted] ***

Mr [redacted] was the first person I spoke to when I was seeking tax help,he was very polite and professional when speaking to me about my tax dilemma and assured me he would do everything possible to help me with my tax issue,he gave me a sense of optimism.. Mr [redacted] was very professional and patient when it came to me submitting forms and always touch base with me in a timely manner.

The work our company has performed for this client: After receiving the client's commitment, we have spent time getting all the information and documents from the IRS in order to find out the client's exact existing tax liabilities, preparing his back tax returns and extension forms as needed, and analyzing his case for various potential resolution possibilities Based on our investigation and the transcripts of his tax account, wage and income and tax returns we obtained from the IRS for the previous years, we found out that the client owes $3,for 2012, and $12,for And as per the IRS, the client did not file his tax return for Additionally, we found out although his income shown by the Form 1099-Misc and Form W-was low for the years of and 2013, but he also reported other income (claimed to be rental income), and the IRS audited his taxes for those years, and additional taxes were assessed as a result of the audit We also learned from our investigation that the client filed a bankruptcy case on June 18, 2015, and the bankruptcy case included the tax balance of and We prepared the client's tax return, including both Form (federal tax return) and Form (state tax return) Also we prepared draft forms for the extension to file client’s tax returns for both the IRS and the state, in order to help prevent any failure to file penalties We have listed all the documents we would need from the client, including all the tax forms (W-2, 1099, 1098, and also a list of his rental income and expenses) he has for and tax organizer for (we provide the template), in order to prepare tax returns, and personal questionnaire (we provide the template), which is to ensure the inclusion of all necessary financial information in preparation for the tax resolution of client’s back tax balance We have been working diligently on this client's case, and our tax professional and other support staff have spent substantial time on this caseClient may have been confused with regards to the customer service contact infoOur support staff check customer service voicemails and emails regularly responding within business hours Our tax professional had contacted the client and explained what has been going on in his case, and our company had also sent an email to the client to provide a summary of our work performed so farTax return and extension forms, tax organizer and personal questionnaire were also sent to this client to review, sign and complete, and he was informed to respond whenever he needed any clarification During our recent conversation with this client, we have again provided this client with the main office number in addition to the customer service lineWe had also provided the extensions for the tax professional handling the case as well as the settlement officer's extension in addition to the case worker's contact number

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , I have submitted the above attachment , regarding my willingness to try to work something out with this company, so this is a QUALIFIED ACCEPTANCE, OR COUNTER PROPOSAL subject to agreement from this companyConsequently, for immediate purposes you may report that both parties are attempting to resolve this issue I will await the business to accept my counter proposal.Sincerely [redacted]

I failed to pay for a couple of years between and 2011, and I failed to file for 2012-I found Advisory Group to solve the tax problemsThe tax professional there helped me file for the past due tax returns, and helped me get a fairly comfortable settlement of my tax balance with both the IRS and the stateHe further helped me to refile for to and get me a refund of several thousand dollars, which is totally a happy surprise for me

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below
The company has indicated that "The
company is currently looking into making adjustments in the advertising
script per the suggestion of Mr*** and would like to thank
him for his inputA search of the IRS Reference number IRS#*** (at the bottom of the solicitation that I received) suggests that the company has made subtle changes to their advertising in the past, but the theme remains the same. Small changes to the advertising will not change the basic problem: the solicitation makes a claim that the recipient has an existing, outstanding tax liability. Unless that claim is verified, the solicitation is misleading and fraudulent and in my view may violate the ethics of both the accounting and legal professions.Unless this is an indication that they will be making more than subtle changes the advertising will continue to be misleading.Regards,*** ***

I am very pleased with the professional service received There was constant interaction and updates during the process The end result was extremely timely and the best resolution of my tax issue

Response to Revdex.com complaint ID # *** -**
Overall we have worked proactively to protect this
client's interest, and taken considerable and reasonable actions step by step,
with all of our work and communication exhaustively documented in our system,
including all messages we
had sent to the client, IRS & State. We went above and beyond, even performing
tasks which were not included in the service contract
The preparation and
filing of back tax returns (which usually cost several hundred to over a thousand dollars depending on its complexity), was
not contracted, but we provided the service anyway as without that, no tax
resolution will be considered, started or accepted by the IRS. We did a thorough tax investigation of the
tax liabilities the client owed to the IRS and the state of Georgia
The
client complained that we did not contact him with any kind of update
on his tax account or any information about the status of his account
until he called to find out when he received a letter from the IRSThis is entirely untrueWe are not sure which IRS
letter he was referring to, but since the beginning we have provided continuous
communication regarding tax return filing extension, collection of tax
documents needed for tax return preparation, signature of tax returns, updating
of his latest tax liability after back tax returns were processed and
confirmedThe communication was well documented and can be provided as proof
upon requestActually, the client was slow in mailing back the signed tax
returns to us, and for that reason, we kept pushing the client in order to
avoid any further delay
On 09/01/2015, our
request for an installment payment of our service fee was rejected, and we
advised the client of thatOn 09/30/2015, we sent an email to the client to
remind him that his payment of our service fee was due on 10/01/On
10/09/2015, we also provided a warning by text message that our services could
be suspended due to the client's failure to pay our feesOn 10/28/2015, we
again additionally provided another warning by text message regarding the risk
of suspension of our service if the client fails to pay our fees, but the
client texted back and rejected our request of service fee payment
On 10/15/2015,
we called the client's cell phone and there was no answerWe called the
home phone but the client (**) was not thereWe texted him about the federal
and state tax balances inside and outside of the Chapter bankruptcy case,
reminded him that he is required to pay or explain his inability to pay the
balances outside of the Chapter case, in order to avoid the government
filing a motion to have the Chapter case dismissed or converted to a Chapter
caseWe left messages for the client to contact us so that we may go
over his financials in order to determine the next best stepsThe client did
not respond to this update and request for action
The
client complained that we made a payment transaction from his checking
account but it was an authorized payment under the terms of the contract
which the client had signed when he contracted
with us for services to be performedThis signed form allowed us to charge set
amounts on set dates as we worked on this client’s case, which we did
We
do occasionally permit client payment delays if they are indeed in
economic hardshipInstead of telling us of his economic hardship and making a
good-faith request to pay later than agreed, the client started to complain
about our services and refused to pay in September
The
client’s complaint about this company is both unjustified and slanderous
especially in light of how we have gone above and beyond to help this client,
performing tasks which were not even included in the contract
The
fact is we put a lot of care into every case we do and every client we serve
Look at the way we have helped the client get the back taxes returns
preparedTo avoid the failure-to-file penalties which are the most severe
penalties imposed by the IRS in filing tax returns late, we worked very hard to
make sure the request for extension to file tax returns was submitted
successfully by the deadline of 04/15/2015, even though that was not requested
by the client himself nor was it part of the service agreement. This client needs to understand that when a
taxpayer’s account is in bankruptcy status, neither the IRS nor the State can
do anything with those tax years until the bankruptcy case has been discharged
or dismissedInstead, what matters would be the tax years outside of the
bankruptcy petition. This is why we
spent so much time and effort getting his tax returns done
This
client also needs to understand that with tax resolution, there is often wait
time involved at some stages waiting on the IRS or other Tax Authorities to
respondFor example, we have to wait to get the back tax returns
done and confirmed before we can obtain clarification of his final tax
liabilities, and then at that point bring the plausible tax resolution request
to the IRS and state tax authorities
Due to all the work which our company has performed
for this client (details listed below), we sincerely reject the client's
request of refund of our service feesHowever, if the client is cooperative in
his service fee obligation and in working with us, then we would be willing to
continue working with him on his case
Details of work performed for this client (**)
On 04/13/2015, we
contracted with the client (**), to provide Investigation, OIC (Offer in
Compromise) and Penalty Abatement services with regard to the client's personal
taxes owed to the IRS and State of GeorgiaAnd the service fee is an extremely
reasonable amount of $1,600, payable in installments, monthly from April to
December of
By 04/15/2015, we
finished the initial federal tax investigationWe filed Form (Tax
Information Authorization) with the IRS, and contacted the IRS for a complete
tax compliance checkWe pulled the IRS account transcripts for and
2009-2013, years which the client owes federal taxesAlso we learned that the
client did not file his tax return, which we needed to file for himWe
also learned that the client's tax account is in Chapter bankruptcy status
so the tax years up to and including are protected due to the bankruptcy
status
By 4/15/we
filed an application for the extension till 10/15/to file tax returns
with both the IRS and Georgia Department of Revenue, which allowed us time to
collect the tax documents, prepare and mail the tax returns for the client's
signature, and mail the signed tax returns to the IRS and the State for filing
We then started to
request tax documents for from the clientOn 4/19/2015, we received the
Form (Mortgage interest statement), Form W-(Wages and Taxes Statement)
and Form 1099-R (Distributions From Pensions, Annuities, Retirement or
Profit-Sharing Plans, IRAs, Insurance Contracts, etc.) from the clientOn
5/4/2015, we received the IRS wage and income transcript from the IRS to verify
the client's income in On 5/18/2015, we received the tax organizer
from the client, which allowed us to have other necessary information
(household members, deductions, etc..) to prepare the tax
return. After clarifying questions with the client, we got the
federal and state tax returns prepared
On 6/11/2015, we
mailed out the prepared tax returns to the client for his signature and to be
mailed back to us
We received the
signed tax returns from the client in late July, after we had contacted the
client numerous times to obtain his signature and to prompt him to mail back
the signed returns to us so that we may proceed
On 08/05/2015, we
mailed out the tax returns to the IRS and the StateTracking receipts
were uploaded in our system for tracking purposeBoth the IRS and the State
received the tax returns within several days, as shown by the tracking records
On 08/05/2015 we
contacted the IRS to report the filing of tax returns and discuss the
bankruptcy, and we were informed that 2007, 2009, 2010, and
were in bankruptcy procedure, but not and As requested by us,
the IRS put the client's account on hold, waiting for tax return
to be received and processed, which according to the IRS might take up to
weeks. It was suggested that contact be
established in 6-weeks regarding the tax return and resolution of the taxes
of and 2014, the two years outside of the bankruptcy case
Also on 08/05/2015,
we filed GA state Power of Attorney with GA Income Tax Resolution
Unit (fax number: 404-417-6589), in order for us to be able to represent the
client in front of the GA Department of Revenue regarding the client's tax
issue after the tax return has been completely processed
On 9/14/2015, the IRS
issued a notice confirming the owed tax amount of $2,for 2014, which
indicated that they had processed the tax return we had filed for the
client
On 09/29/2015, we
contacted the GA Department of Revenue, and learned the following
information: (1) The bankruptcy case
was filed in and it is still open, neither discharged nor dismissed
(2) The tax debts for and are included in the bankruptcy case
$is owed for 2004, secured debt due to a state tax lien filed for that
yearAnd $is owed for 2011, priority debts (tax filed within years
before the bankruptcy case filing) which means the debt will survive the bankruptcy
case if not paid off during the case(3) The tax debts for
($687.30), ($689.70) and ($506.82) are out of the bankruptcy case
They are all due nowNo payment plan can be set up, and no lien will be filed
for these years, because the state cannot take official collection actions
before the bankruptcy case is determinedBut the taxpayer can voluntarily pay
any amount at any timeThe state may put a lien on these years once the
bankruptcy case is determined(4) All tax returns were filed
After we attempted to
contact Ms. *** *** (IRS
officer in charge of the client's case, Tel: 404-338-8162, Employee ID No
***) on 09/30/2015, 10/03/and 10/13/2015, *** *** returned
our call on 10/15/2015, and gave us the following information:
(1) The debts covered by the Chapter bankruptcy case, as of
10/15/2015: $for 2007, $for 2009, $2,for
2010, $3,for 2011, $3,for (2) The debts not
covered by the Chapter case, as of 10/15/2015: $3,for 2013,
and $2,for
IRS officer ***
*** said they will not accept the debts of these recent years to be put
into the case
She said the IRS
cannot go into a formal installment agreement with the taxpayerBut the taxpayer
can go with voluntary payment or explain the inability to payOtherwise the
IRS can go ahead with any potential collection actions as usual for these
years' balanceAnd failure to comply with tax liability will result in the
government's filing a motion to have the bankruptcy case dismissed or converted
to a Chapter proceeding
Regarding the
contracted services of OIC (Offer in Compromise) and Penalty Abatement, this
would not be available before the back tax returns were accepted and processed. By
10/15/2015, we had the client’s back tax returns confirmed by the IRS and
the Georgia Department of Revenue, and obtained clarification of the
client's final tax situationOn 10/15/we advised the client of his tax
situation, presented to him the whole picture, and asked him to respond to
allow us to double check and clarify his financials, "in order to determine
the next steps"We had instructed the client to complete the personal
questionnaire and finally received that back from the clientWe are at the
final stage after all our hard work where resolution is potentially imminent
with consideration to the current bankruptcy status, if only the cooperation of
the client is availableHowever the client did not respond to our numerous requests
and rejected our request of service fee payments
*** ***
Tax Professional

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, I have submitted the above attachment , regarding my willingness to try to work something out with this company, so this is a QUALIFIED ACCEPTANCE, OR COUNTER PROPOSAL subject to agreement from this company
Consequently, for immediate purposes you may report that both parties are attempting to resolve this issue I will await the business to accept my counter proposalSincerely
*** ***

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below(MY DISCONTENT COMES BECAUSE YOU ALSO CLESRLY STATE MY NAME AS BEING IN A SITUATION OF BEING SUED BY THESE ENTITIES WHEN IN FACT I HAVE NEVER HAD ISSUES REGARDING MY TAXESTHAT IS MY PROBLEM WITH YOUR ADVERTISEMENT AND THE LACK OF STATING IT'S A POTENTIAL SITUATION AND NOT BASED ON FACTYOUR REFERENCE NUMBER IS A NUMBER YOu use for all of your emails as I discovered from multiple complaints onlineI will be approaching my state attorney generals office as well as other law enforcementNowhere in the email other than your paltry excuse of a disclaimer do you make this seem like an advertisement alone, you make it seem as though lawsuits have in fact been filed when they have not]
Regards,
*** ***

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below
The company has indicated that "The
company is currently looking into making adjustments in the advertising
script per the suggestion of Mr*** and would like to thank
him for his inputA search of the IRS Reference number IRS#*** (at the bottom of the solicitation that I received) suggests that the company has made subtle changes to their advertising in the past, but the theme remains the same. Small changes to the advertising will not change the basic problem: the solicitation makes a claim that the recipient has an existing, outstanding tax liability. Unless that claim is verified, the solicitation is misleading and fraudulent and in my view may violate the ethics of both the accounting and legal professions.Unless this is an indication that they will be making more than subtle changes the advertising will continue to be misleading
Regards,*** ***

Client had signed authorization for payment of work to be performed and there has been work done alreadyEven so, our company has refunded $out of $with the remainder $to be refunded as soon as the client sends the letter requestedEven though work was performed, the company is
refunding the entire amount of $to the client, in essence having performed the work free of charge

Tax Law Advisory was great help me when I needed helpI was in debt to the I.R.Sfor over $10,I called Tax Law Advisory and they asked a few questions and on our way we wentThey solved a problem I had for yearsI thank you Tax Law Advisory!!! The team moved in timely matter,fast

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