Complete Business Services

"Sally and Joe came to Complete Business Services disturbed and upset, after they received a letter of proposed changes to their tax return filed. The IRS was disallowing the mortgage interest deduction on their Schedule E, and assessed a $5,100 tax. After one of our tax professionals secured a Power of Attorney, and documentation from Sally and Joe we contacted the IRS on their behalf. Less than 60 days later, Sally and Joe received a "no change" letter from the IRS, and did not have to pay the $5,100 the IRS originally wanted." "On top of all of her health concerns, Jamie was being audited for medical deductions. After discussing this issue with one of our tax professionals, Jamie provided the necessary documentation to us. We met with the auditor on Jamie&s;s behalf, and after review of the additional documentation No changes were made to the return as filed, and she did not have to pay the $1200 the IRS wanted." "The IRS sent an intimidating letter to John and Nancy regarding their charitable contributions deducted on Schedule A. We met with Nancy, and directed her to send us the canceled checks and a letter from the charitable organization. After our tax professional presented this applicable documentation to the IRS, there were no changes made to John and Nancy&s;s tax return, and they did not have to pay any additional taxes." "Amy and Jeff came to Complete Business Services to file a 2007 return, so they could receive the Stimulus check. Reluctantly, they stated it had been over four years since either had filed a return. After receiving the documentation needed, we prepared all the back returns, bringing both Amy and Jeff into compliance. In addition to their Stimulus checks, Amy and Jeff received over $7,000 of Federal and State refunds. Since they are now within compliance, they were able to apply for student aid, and are both back in college." "John came in to Complete Business Services depressed and distressed, regarding a letter he received from the IRS. The letter demanded $8,000 of additional tax ...