Joseph
GBBesides getting a refund Besides getting a refund, things were explained to me and as I had changes they were able to adjust and recommend best way to move forward before filing.
Daniel Torres
GBDisappointing Experience and Questionable Review Practices I hired Tax Hive based on the strong endorsements and promising service descriptions on their website. Unfortunately, my experience was incredibly disappointing. From the outset, there were severe miscommunications, unmet promises, and an overall lack of responsiveness. My initial sales representative, Lars, became unreachable shortly after I signed up, and the tax plan provided was generic, not reflecting the tailored solutions I was promised. Additionally, when I tried to address these issues, my request for a refund was denied without proper justification. What adds to my concern is that Tax Hive hosts reviews directly on their site but does not provide an option for customers to post their own, which leads me to question the authenticity of the positive reviews displayed. This lack of transparency and the poor service I received makes me believe potential customers should be very wary. I recommend looking elsewhere for tax services.
Chris S.
PRTax planning professionals Worked with a group of professional tax planners to help our business solve complex tax issues.
Cody Becker
GBThey have great promises but once… They have great promises but once evaluated by a real tax professional it reveals they are recommending what are basically scams. The biggest money saving recommendations was on the IRS dirty dozen abusive tax shelter list. This is a great way to get audited. Now they are giving me the runaround about giving me a refund that they "guarantee" 4/26: Updated to reflect your reply, you recommended both syndicated conservation easements, and captive insurance, which in addition to being a giant red flag also requires you setup multiple entities, get licensed as an insurance company, etc, etc, all that just to get audited at the end. I tried to link to the IRS website but TrustPilot does not allow that, so you can look at their March 4, 2024 dirty dozen, but both have been in most of the dirty dozen reports.
Shelley Brown
GBPractical business advice to move… Practical business advice to move forward in your business knowing you are protected and on the right path. Nice job. Hard to find.