Anthony Parent, tax resolution lawyer, publishes a new blog discussing the recent reduction in IRS collection personnel, and how it will affect taxpayers.

Wallingford, Conn. – December 26, 2011 – Anthony Parent, founder of IRS Medic, recently wrote an article explaining how recent cuts in collection personnel at the IRS is affecting taxpayers. In this article, found on his website http://www.IRSMedic.com, titled “Dealing with a short-staffed IRS”, Mr. Parent explains why the reduction in collection personnel is not necessarily a good thing for taxpayers, and the only way to use the IRS’ overburdened collection force to best advantage.

* * MEDIA ALERT * * DATE: March 28, 2011 RE: Is the IRS Newer and Nastier or Kinder and Gentler? Yes! 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 [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, Mar. 8, 2011 — There have been earth shaking, significant changes to the off-shore tax climate for the American investor. The IRS is offering a new deal to taxpayer with unreported income. Those trying to make sense of the shift, would be well-advised to think of what is happening as a hurricane that [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, Mar. 8, 2001 – IRS Medic recently moved to larger offices due to its rapidly expanding practice. The tax resolution law firm is now located at 144 South Main Street, Wallingford in a historic building. The move doubles the size of the firm’s office space to 5500 square feet. It comes after five [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, Aug. 16, 2010 – If Nicholas Cage, Pamela Anderson and Wesley Snipes can get away without paying their income taxes, why should the IRS come after you? “What people don’t understand is that all these celebs are far from getting away with their tax debts. Cage is still very much on the hook [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, July 22, 2010 – Advisors working with clients who are sophisticated investors need to let them know that that they could be in the sights of the IRS. This is especially true if those clients are invested with HSBC because it looks like the IRS has picked them as its next target. “This [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, May 28, 2010 — This could be the ultimate Father’s Day story. This father/son team graduated law school together, practices law together and still manages to enjoy each other’s company every day. The two attorneys are principles in IRS Medic at Parent & Parent, a Wallingford, CT-based practice of tax attorneys that works [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, May 3, 2010 — One of the largest federal agencies is doing its best to undermine the eventual recovery of today‟s staggering economy. The culprit, according to tax resolution attorney Anthony Parent, is the IRS. “We have noticed an alarming increase in the number of Federal Tax Liens filed against delinquent taxpayers in [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, April 8, 2010 – As taxpayers put the final touches in their 2009 returns, one tax resolution attorney has a warning: Remember that today’s IRS is nastier than ever when it comes to dealing with taxpayers they believe have not paid their fair share. Anthony E. Parent, founder of IRS Medic offers this [...]

An interior decorator can deduct horseback lessons, but can a doctor deduct zoo keeping expenses? WALLINGFORD, CT, Mar. 18, 2010 — Countless high income tax payers are facing huge tax bills this year. And the more income they make, the more pressure they are under to find legitimate tax write-offs. Tax resolution attorney Anthony Parent [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, Mar. 8, 2010 – Attorney Andi Hallier has joined IRS Medic as an Associate. She brings with her extensive civil litigation experience in matters ranging from labor and employment law, premises and products liability, insurance, asbestos and medical malpractice defense to personal injury and family law, unfair trade and insurance practices and consumer [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, Feb. 18, 2010 – If you are an independent contractor doing your taxes can be especially challenging. “When we work with clients who are independent contractors they either avoid deductions out of fear of the IRS or they go the other way and look for ways to cut those taxes that can get [...]

WALLINGFORD, CT, Jan. 14, 2010 – It’s that time of the year again – when visions of sugar plums are replaced with visions of income taxes.  If you’re like most people, you’re looking for ways to cut your tax burden as much as you can, without stepping outside the guidelines established by the IRS.  Many taxpayers, according to [...]