As taxpayers face another April 15, there’s a good reason to be confused. With mixed message coming from the IRS on a daily basis, many don’t know which to believe. On one hand they hear the IRS is “nicer” because it’s now allowing taxpayers with federal tax liens to get them withdrawn and offering simplified installments and compromises to those who owe outstanding taxes. But on the other hand, the IRS is “meaner”. It sends out messages about being more heavy handed on employers who fail to make payroll deposits and has become increasingly punitive regarding off-shore investors who have been hiding income.

So what or who is the real IRS?

Attorney Anthony Parent can answer that. He is the founding partner of IRS Medic, a law firm dedicated to working with those with tax problems. Attorney Parent has years of experience in settling even the most difficult tax problems with both the IRS and the State of Connecticut tax department.
Anthony is available for interviews that will help simplify this complicated subject and explain what it means to every taxpayer as they stare down April 15.

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