Why use FSI Tax Corp rather than a CPA?
Certified Public Accountants focus mainly on tax planning and preparation. Most of their clients are individuals and businesses that can afford to pay their taxes. Many use CPAs all year long to calculate, plan and pay estimated tax payments. Usually, a CPA has little exposure to the Offer in Compromise process. Most practitioners only file a few offers each year. There is a significant difference in the level of experience a CPA has compared with a firm that focuses on the Offer in Compromise process and other tax debt resolution matters. Besides experience, our constant exposure to the process forces us to keep updated with the latest IRS regulations and policies. Also, our constant communication with the IRS affords us the intimate knowledge to know how to get the best possible settlement for your tax debt. It is not uncommon to deal with the same IRS agent on many occasions. Contact FSI Tax Corp today to learn how we can help you to solve your tax problems with the IRS. We know how
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