Taxpayer operated a small business franchise threatened with seizure by IRS Revenue Officer and Manager. Attorney Tom Ryder refused consent to seizure. Eventually, taxpayer set up installment agreements to pay the employment taxes.

Taxpayer hired a Colorado firm to handle her IRS matter, but they never did anything except request more money.

Taxpayer operates a landscaping business and fell behind on employment taxes during the financial crisis of 2008. When the economy picked up, business rebounded and the taxpayer set up an Installment Agreement to pay the IRS.

Taxpayer who emigrated from South America, lost home in foreclosure during housing crash.  IRS assessed cancellation of indebtedness income and taxpayer suffered wage garnishment and lost tax refunds for six years until hiring Mr. Ryder’s firm.  Taxpayer received refund of payments made within two years as well as several tax refunds the IRS had been holding, plus interest.