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Tax Attorney Advice for IRS Relief

About Me

Michael Rozbruch

As the founder of Tax Resolution Services, Co. I know that IRS tax problems can cause an immense amount of fear and anxiety.

Our mission and passion at TRS is to provide tax help to those who feel hopeless against the IRS. We have represented thousands of taxpayers who owe the IRS, but simply cannot afford to pay.

This site is designed to provide you with IRS tax attorney resources and tips to help you get the tax relief you need.

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Tougher IRS Regulation on Worker Misclassification

Saturday, October 1st, 2011

Last week the IRS announced a new program aimed at business owners that requires reclassification of independent contractors as employees. I discussed the IRS New voluntary Worker Classification Settlement Program, which is particularly relevant in the case of small business owners, in detail last week.
The IRS is dedicated to tougher regulation on misclassification as the number of [...]

Recent Changes in Consumer Tax Laws

Sunday, July 31st, 2011

I recently came across an interesting article on Individual Taxation: Digest of Recent Developments and summarized a few key points on my Tax Resolution University blog. The article discusses changes from last year and this year in regards to individual taxation. Check out some of the points below for updates on tax regulation, including innocent spouse [...]

Tax Help Tips for the Self-Employed, Small Businesses and More

Wednesday, June 29th, 2011

If you own a small business or a self-employed, check out these quick tax tips as well as some general advice for filing your tax returns. It’s never too late to learn these great tax-filing habits!
Home-based businesses – protect your business against an IRS audit by tracking your expenses. Save a copy of all business [...]

Tax Help: Year Round Tips for Good Tax Practices

Monday, June 20th, 2011

It’s never too late to start practicing some tax self-help. Keep yourself on top of your taxes by adopting these great tax tips year round:

Good Record-Keeping – get yourself organized and make some room in your wallet! Keep track of your receipts by using credit cards and checks for expenses. Or go the extra mile [...]

Tax Resolution University Ranked In 2011 Top 50 Tax Blogs

Sunday, April 10th, 2011

I’m very happy to announce that my other blog, Tax Resolution University has been listed as one of the 50 best tax blogs of 2011 on the web! TaxConnnections ranked the blog as one of the Top 50 Tax Bloggers under ‘Individual Tax’. A few of  our tax blogger friends also made the cut! Congratulations to The [...]

Daily Dose of Tax Tips for Tax Relief

Thursday, April 7th, 2011

Everyone could use more tax tips. I recently discussed some of the tax tips found on 365 Ways to Keep the IRS at Bay on the Tax Resolution University blog. Here are last week’s top tax tips:

Filing your 2010 returns – familiarize yourself with the IRS website, compliments of Brian Compton
IRS Audits – how to [...]

New IRS Tax Lien Changes Don’t Guarantee Tax Relief

Saturday, March 12th, 2011

You may have heard that the IRS announced recent changes to the tax lien process. I recently wrote about these changes on the Tax Resolution University blog and expressed my views on these changes.
In our unstable economy, there are some 25 to 30 million taxpayers and growing who are facing IRS problems. News that the IRS [...]

Effective New IRS Measure for Tax Help?

Wednesday, March 9th, 2011

I recently discussed my thoughts on the latest measure from the IRS to ease the burdens of struggling taxpayers on my other blog, Tax Resolution University. Last month, the IRS stated it will create new programs and initiatives which will help consumers pay their back taxes and specifically affect tax lien regulation.
Some of the tax lien [...]

Tax Return Tips for the Self-Employed

Thursday, February 10th, 2011

I recently mentioned a report from the Wyoming Business Journal on my other blog, the Tax Resolution University blog, about Tax Return Tips for Self-Employed: Changes for 2010 Tax Returns. The Wyoming Business Journal posted this report on how the self-employed face tax changes on 2010 returns. So if you are a self-employed professional, you should be [...]

IRS Tax Audits – What You Should Know

Tuesday, February 1st, 2011

IRS Tax Audits can be tricky – remember they are not in your favor. The IRS chooses returns for audit that have the greatest potential for further tax to be collected. The IRS can audit you in several ways, including by mail, in their offices or in your office or home. A good indication of [...]

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