Frye Tax Service

Back in the 1980's I was a small time building contractor, working hand to mouth, trying to make ends meet, pay my crew, and have a little left over. Being self employed was my dream-come true, but after a few years it became my worst nightmare.

You see while I was out chasing sales; biding contracts; supervising the crew; buying the materials; swinging a hammer; collecting the draws; paying the bills; and just about anything else you can think of about running a small business, I received a notice from the United States Treasury (IRS).My nightmare began.

No doubt about it, you've worked hard to get where you are today. And you want more financial success. So tell me, aren't you just a little tired of writing those whopping big checks to the vampires at the IRS? Perhaps you are already paying your book-keeper, or some jack-of-all-trades tax preparer to prepare your tax returns.

You are the reason your business works and your time is best spent on growing your company and improving your current systems. If you are spending a good chunk of your day trying to stay on top of your bookkeeping you are costing your business serious money. Make a list of the top five most important tasks that need to be done in your business on a daily basis.

Whether it's a personal, small business, corporate, partnership, estate or fiduciary return, preparing your own tax returns can be a task that leaves you with more questions than answers. According to a study released by the US Government's General Accounting Office last year, most taxpayers (77% of 71 million taxpayers) believe they benefited from using a professional tax preparer.

Trying to deal with the IRS on your own is like representing yourself in a court of Law, with NO legal representation. Any information you provide to the IRS, may hurt your case in the future. Most people do not have sufficient knowledge of the IRS collection process, or the skills necessary, to submit an Offer in Compromise that is in their best interest.