The tax resolution industry has always been lucrative, but it is getting ready to take off. The IRS has already begun to come after individuals and companies that owe back taxes with a renewed vigor. This means an increased number of potential new clients for us, and you!
The tax act of 1998 created a "friendlier" IRS, with more emphasis on taxpayer rights and less on hard line collection tactics, however, now that the IRS has re-dedicated itself to enforced collections by way of congressional mandate, the IRS is ready to make up for lost time.
A few facts to look at:
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The IRS has hired thousands of new employees, most of which are in collections and enforcement |
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The IRS has received massive budget increases to be spent on collection and enforcement actions |
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The IRS expects to contact 800,000 additional nonfilers and increase the number of automated collection actions |
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The new IRS Commissioner said that his #1 priority is to close the "tax gap" through increased enforcement |
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The IRS reports that over 6,000,000 taxpayers fail to file required income tax returns each year |
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Recent IRS figures have shown they have over 26.3 million active collection cases |
This new re-committed IRS will be driving business to
tax problem resolution companies like never before.
