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los angeles,#2UPDATE Employee
Wed, February 01, 2012
This letter is in response to a complaint from Radee Shamsid-Deen. The taxpayer claims that Tax Inc. and Yulia robed him of $6,500. That is inherently untrue. Yulia is an employee of the company and does not charge clients any fees. She does not quote any fees either. She works directly with the IRS on the taxpayers' accounts. Regardless, our company did not rob the taxpayer of anything. He signed an agreement to pay $6,500 for our services. The taxpayer further claims that his bank accounts were levied and that the IRS issued a wage garnishment. That is correct. That did take place because the taxpayer was not cooperating with us: he did not submit a filled out questionnaire and all of the supporting documents to us in a timely manner. They were faxing us pieces of documents here and there, but never a complete set. Once, we received all of the documents that the IRS requested, we contacted the IRS, gave them financial information necessary to stop collection actions over the phone and subsequently mailed all of the required supporting documents to the IRS. Besides, the IRS abated the following penalties and related interest on the taxpayers account for several years per our written request.
2004removed $2,898 of penalties and interest.
2005removed $1,173 of penalties and interest.
2006removed $613 of penalties and interest.
All these numbers can be verified on the Account Transcripts from the IRS we are willing to present as proof.
On 12/08/2008 Yulia established a partial pay installment agreement for the taxpayer in the amount of $300 per month. The IRS letter is available to prove this.
The IRS Account Transcripts also show proof that the IRS placed the taxpayers account into a pending Installment agreement status as of 10/17/2008. That is the time when we were able to finally gather all the necessary documents from the taxpayer and the IRS received those supporting documents from us.
Both, the IRS letter and the IRS Account Transcripts confirm the fact that the installment agreement was established on 12/08/2008.
The IRS Account transcripts also show that the wage garnishment was in place from 11/03/2008 through 04/03/2009 despite the fact that the taxpayer was placed on the installment agreement. Please see the explanation below why this happened.
On 10/28/2011 we contacted the IRS to find out why the wage garnishment was in place after we set up an installment agreement for the taxpayer. We spoke to Ms. Ringle, ID#100-1307210. She stated that I/A for $300 was set up on December 8th of 2008. However, she stated that the taxpayer called the IRS on January 8th of 2009 and requested for the wage levy to continue. Therefore, the IRS continued to garnish the taxpayers wages. We have a transcript of the conversation with the IRS available to prove this.
We have diligently completed the work on this account. Unfortunately, some taxpayers will never be happy because they are frustrated with their own situation. That has nothing to do with the work we have done. They have not paid the IRS in several years. In the same manner, they don't want to pay our company for services done. They want to use us and then later complain to get their money back. Please contact us if you have any questions. Once again, we have all documentation from the IRS to prove everything stated in this letter.
Sincerely,
Tax Inc.