The end of 2011 is fast approaching, and while most haven‘t given it a second thought, Instant Tax Solutions is already gearing up for the tax season.
What real taxpayers are saying about an Instant Tax Solutions scam.
In the wake of a smear campaign started by opposing tax firms, Instant Tax Solutions asked real taxpayers what their thoughts were after doing research on Instant Tax Solutions scam claims:
Danielle E. says “I was looking for tax information and came across Instant Tax Solutions‘ website. Being cautious, I Googled “Instant Tax Solutions scam” and found a few results. When I read them, many seemed geared toward a tax firm with a similar name but there were a few that read like angry customers. I came across one complaint citing that Instant Tax Solutions was showing in business since 2004 on the BBB site, but that they had only been an LLC since 2009. I checked the BBB website and whoever posted the complaint obviously has their info wrong. I didn’t see anything that mentioned 2004, the BBB site clearly shows BBB accreditation since 10/2009. I also noticed that Instant Tax Solutions only had two complaints over the last 12 months, and that both were considered resolved. After flipping though about a dozen websites I am convinced that there really isn’t an Instant Tax Solutions scam, and feel perfectly comfortable using them for my IRS tax debt resolution needs.
Instant Tax Solutions Recognizes the Propensity to Leave Things Out
Most people are honest when completing their tax forms, says Instant Tax Solutions. However, there are those individuals that either refuse to report certain income, or simply don’t realize that it needs reporting. Instant Tax Solutions recommends listing all income, though there are a few instances where certain reimbursements or other renumerations may not need itemization. A reputable tax agency like Instant Tax Solutions can advise taxpayers on the IRS policies regarding this.
Q. Are there any legitimate Instant Tax Solutions scam claims, unresolved complaints, or ethical issues?
A. No. While no business is immune from the occasional unhappy customer, Instant Tax Solutions does not have any legitimate issues left unresolved. Some Instant Tax Solutions scam claims appear to be aimed intentionally at one of the principal officers, either by a former employee or other tax firm owner. The BBB has no Instant Tax Solutions scam claims or complaints that are currently open. Instant Tax Solutions operates ethically according to the standard set for attorneys in the Model Rules of Ethical Conduct created by the American Bar Association. There have been no veritable Instant Tax Solutions scam findings since it was founded.
The IRS, per Instant Tax Solutions, uses a complex algorithm, called a DIF score, to electronically flag taxpayers whose reported income and deductions are severely different from others in their demographic. There are other, less complicated, reasons the IRS may believe that a taxpayer is misrepresenting income. According to Instant Tax Solutions, often a simple mathematical error is enough to flag an audit.
Instant Tax Solutions Confronts Scam Allegations
Falsely accused of running and Instant Tax Solutions scam, founders Byron Pederson and Ian Woodman respond with these facts about Instant Tax Solutions scam claims:
•Instant Tax Solutions proudly holds an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau
•Of the 2 complaints to the BBB in the last 12 months, one was resolved with a satisfactory outcome, the other was unresolved, not because of an Instant Tax Solutions scam, lack of response, or wrongdoing, but since the person making the complaint failed to respond to Instant Tax Solutions’ repeated attempts at closure to their issue.
•The staff of Instant Tax Solutions sees no value in attempting to scam clients, and Instant Tax Solutions scam would ruin the reputation of the attorneys, enrolled agents, and CPAs employed by Instant Tax Solutions.
Instant Tax Solutions Describes How the IRS Finds the Money
Instant Tax Solutions’ team of tax professionals, including former IRS Auditors, says that the IRS has many ways of discovering unreported income. One IRS tactic for uncovering hidden monies, states Instant Tax Solutions, is by doing a lifestyle evaluation. A taxpayer claiming an income of $25,000 with a new Mercedes registered to his or her name may be grossly underreporting their finances.
Post Falls Based Tax Debt Resolution Firm Instant Tax Solutions: Scam Claims Are Unwarranted
It appears that unscrupulous competitors are at it again. According to a recent report by Instant Tax Solutions, “scam claims floating around the Internet are false.” There appears to be an anonymous poster on some message boards looking to instill fear of an Instant Tax Solutions scam in those seeking reputable tax debt resolution help. Founders Byron Pederson and Ian Woodman explain that there is not now, nor has there ever been an Instant Tax Solutions scam, and encourage taxpayers to call their office at 888.703.6395 to report any false claim sightings.
Other methods for locating monetary discrepancies, says Instant Tax Solutions, are by a simple comparison of bank deposits. When there is more money going into a taxpayer account than being reported, Instant Tax Solutions points out that the IRS will intuit that there is a possibility of income being conveniently left out. A 2010 report by CNN Money, says Instant Tax Solutions, confirms that the IRS is not above trolling social networking sites, like Facebook, for folks bragging about stiffing them, either.
Instant Tax Solutions: A Scam?
The truth is, Instant Tax Solution scam allegations are false. While no business can please 100% of clients all of the time, it seems there may be one consumer who didn’t get the results he or she wanted. However, instead of taking the issue up with Instant Tax Solutions or the IRS, they have decided to slam the hardworking tax professionals at Instant Tax Solutions. Scam complaints vary, and have been seen posted anonymously by an angry customer, or perhaps a rival tax firm. Consumers looking for more information or who wish to ask about Instant Tax Solutions’ scam claims may call the ITS office at 888.703.6395 for the facts.
Instant Tax Solutions does not recommend any practice that advocates tax evasion – no matter how minor.
Instant Tax Solutions’ Scam Avoidance Advice
It seems like every day there is a new tax firm looking to settle your IRS debt for pennies on the dollar. Unfortunately, not all of these “as seen on TV” agencies are legit. Many are merely great marketing schemes to take taxpayer money. Here, Instant Tax Solutions scam avoidance advice is offered:
Q: When do scams happen?
Instant Tax Solutions: Scams happen all of the time it is best to use your gut instinct.
Q: How can taxpayers avoid being sucked into a scam?
Instant Tax Solutions: Never pay all money up front, though some security funds are normal. Don’t let the firm completely take over your case – always be involved in the decisions.
Q: How can you spot a dishonest firm?
Instant Tax Solutions: Scam dead giveaways include accepting every case and asking for your credit card over the phone with no real pricing given.
Instant Tax Solutions has a strong commitment to aid and educate people suffering from IRS tax debt. Today, the firm includes nearly 40 tax professionals with more than ten decades of combined tax experience. Rated A+ by the BBB since its inception, Instant Tax Solutions is still treating each client with the same principals of loyalty, passion, and integrity in which founders Byron Pederson and Ian Woodman founded the company. For more information, visit Instant Tax Solutions online at www.instanttaxsolutions.com.
Instant Tax Solutions: Scams and How to Avoid Them
Instant Tax Solutions is scam free. The company proves their commitment to honesty and integrity everyday by maintaining an A+ rating on the BBB website. They often tell consumers that to them [Instant Tax Solutions] scams are a completely avoidable issue. Says the staff at Instant Tax Solutions, “scams are easy to spot by their absolute blind guarantee that every case will be settled by the IRS.” Also, says Instant Tax Solutions, look out for firms that insist on payment in full over the phone before a thorough assessment of your personal situation has been conducted.
