When you
work in a business for long enough it's easy to spot when something is done
well and when it's not. Then there are
those times when there's nothing left to do but to rip it out and start
over. I was reminded of this four days
ago when a business owner came to me with a federal payroll tax liability, a
state tax liability and a city tax.
Usually just
one of those taxes is enough to get someone to seek professional help but he
decided to do it himself. Now I don't
blame him, I've done it myself, my most recent mistake was to help my mom out
by replacing her leaky faucet; how tough could it be? To make a long story
short, the faucet I installed leaked into the condo below and caused some
costly damage. Plus, I had to hear
about it from my mom, my wife and my sister, not a good choice on my part. However, if you're a guy either you've made
this mistake or you are going to make this mistake someday and there is nothing
anyone can say to change that. Hopefully
this email can stop you from making this mistake fixing your tax debt on your
own. Because the cost to you can be much
greater than the plaster and paint I had to pay for, it can cost you your
business and years of happiness.
If you are
dealing with tax debt, how you address it will make a big difference in how
much you pay; and deciding on whether to address the city, state or federal
taxes makes a big difference. For
example a shop here in Boulder was shut down by the state over a $12,000 debt;
this didn't have to happen.
The IRS
manual is a 17,000 page instruction manual, the instruction on how to fix the
faucet was about 5 pages, don't do this alone give us a call and let's discuss
your case.
Call Today
for a Free Consultation
1-877-415-9100,
ext. 1458
Christopher (Kip) Sharp, Esq.
Owner and Lead Attorney
Tax
Resolution Center, Inc.
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