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Are You Frustrated by Tax Problems?
Even with the best intentions, tax problems
can still occur. Often times, they can result in liens placed on you
and your property. The IRS and State tax authorities can levy these
constrictions against many different types of assets, including:
Bank accounts • Salary • Stocks, bonds
and other securities
Compensation • Investment properties Miscellaneous income • Other hard assets Some people face these problems with panic and rush to settle, often without exploring available alternatives. Others just avoid acknowledging there is a problem. But these tax concerns never simply disappear. They must be addressed swiftly, intelligently, and with an experienced hand to avoid ongoing financial burdens, or even the possibility of bankruptcy. If your delinquent tax burden is in excess of $10,000, Rappaport, Steele and Company can help you cut through the red tape and start back on the road to financial stability. |
The Power of Experience
You can’t hit-or-miss your way to a realistic, fair, and beneficial settlement of your tax issues. You need the power of experience and understanding to guide you through the often complicated and confusing maze of options which are available. Are you certain your current tax professional is capable of handling this matter for you? At Rappaport, Steele & Company, we bring a depth and breadth of experience to the negotiating table for you. With a finger on the pulse of enforcement trends, we are well-versed in tax strategy and the options available to settle virtually any individual or corporate tax debt, including: • Offers in Compromise; • Negotiated payment arrangements; • Settlement of liens; • Resolution of interest and penalty assessments. Putting the power of our experience behind you in dealing with these delicate matters will offer you the greatest possible opportunity for a successful outcome. Please call us today for a complimentary consultation. We welcome the opportunity to work with you and lend our skills to resolving your tax problems. |