Beware of inexperienced tax firms that may give you the wrong advice - it will cost you more in the long run.

What is the wrong advice? What practices should you beware of?

1. IRS Offer In Compromise is  a tax solution that is currently being sold tomany that don't qualify for it under the enticing lable of "Settle for Pennieson the Dollar". IRS reports an 85% failure rate of all OIC's submitted . A proper evaluation can diagnose if you qualify.

2. Many companies have satellite  sales offices which sell "one size fits all solutions" . They,  in most cases, are not performing the work at those sites and may not have tax professional oversite on their sales practices. Don't be sold, get educated.

3. You can  also look at  whether the company has  a Better business Bureau

Rating and also if there are complaints at other sites like 

RipOffReport.com - http://www.ripoffreport.com

TheComplaintStation.com - http://www.thecomplaintstation.com

Troubleshooter.com - http://www.troubleshooter.com and

Complaints.com - http://www.complaints.com

Our excellent Better Business  Bureau rating speaks for itself.

Call any tax firm you want but call us before you make your final decision on who will represent you with the IRS and State with your tax problem, you'll be glad you did.