TDP was outstanding TDP was outstanding. We received delinquent state and federal tax notices totaling nearly $200,000, secondary to “profit” on sale of a second home. We had invested a tremendous amount n making the vacation property livable, but had difficulty reconstructing the paper trail. With TDP’s assistance, we ended up owing a total of only $3,000.

Not impressed. Preparer had to review forms two and sometimes three times to identify all of the tax withheld. Tax withheld was my only control point to begin the process, but when that did not tie out, I found other problems They agreed to do the job for $5,500.00 but charged my credit card for $7,000.00. When I asked them to deduct the $3,000.00 fees paid them in FY 2015, they would not. Now I need to amend the return to rectify that situation. The earliest tax year they prepared required me to send IRS a payment of several hundred dollars. I was surprised to receive a refund of the amount paid with the explanation that the law did not allow them to collect overdue tax after a certain amount of time. I thought TDP should be aware of the time limitation. That should have initiated a refund from TDP to me, as the earliest period was the one that caused extra expense to me for IRS to provide the tax data that I had somehow lost. IRS did not receive one of the returns and TDP did follow up and brought it to my attention. The refund has been received. That was a good thing.

Very helpful and always followed up. -

I spent 6000.00 with Tax Defense … I spent 6000.00 with Tax Defense Partners to have the IRS put my Problem on hold. I could’ve done that myself. Now it’s on hold and collecting penalties and interest and I still don’t have it settled! Terrible Service!!!

Taking too long I've been a client on the same case for over three years. I've had over 10 case workers involved with my case and I have been asked 5 times for the same tax return. I comply in a timely manner each time and I'm still at square one. After a brief time with my TSP case worker, they have either left the company, out in maternity leave, on vacation or some other excuse... what's it take to resolve a tax issue?