Controversial San Diego IRS Fresh Start Program Article Dismays Local Tax Firms

by PRC Agency PR

Tax Debt Relief San Diego has released a potentially controversial article "Fresh Start Program San Diego & How the IRS Fresh Start Program Work", bringing some cause for concern, as the article may upset local Collection Agencies for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) who are supposed to help taxpayers with past-due tax debts. These groups claim to help taxpayers resolve their tax debts, but do they really?

The 1600 word article examines the high points and low points of IRS Fresh Start Program San Diego, in the pursuit of providing trustworthy advice and insider information about what IRS fresh start program means, why the IRS fresh start program is important, how the fresh start program can aid pay taxes correctly, what an offer in compromise (OIC) means and how it fits in the picture, the status of the IRS fresh start initiative, how collection potential is currently calculated, what taxpayers should do if they want to apply for the IRS fresh start program, what happens when individuals and organizations file their taxes with the IRS fresh start program, what happens next when the IRS sends taxpayers to collection agents. In a very typical manner though, a certain element of the article is set to spark discontent amongst Internal Revenue Service tax debt collection agencies.

Below is a portion of the piece, which neatly exemplifies the controversial element:

IRS Tax Debt Collection Agencies: The Internal revenue service collaborates with private collection companies to assist taxpayers with past-due tax debts. These organizations are supposed to assist taxpayers in resolving their tax debts, but do they? When the IRS sends one to collections, what happens next? If tax obligation remains unpaid despite receiving bills, the person or business will receive a Notice of Intent to Levy or a Notice of Rights to a Hearing. Assets will then be seized and sold, with the proceeds going toward paying off the tax burden.

A spokesperson for Tax Debt Relief San Diego, Kathryn Snell, says "Of course Tax Debt Relief San Diego never sets out to intentionally upset anybody. The aim of these articles is first and foremost to give a fair analysis of the subject so the readers and taxpayers in general can make informed decisions by providing the best and most unbiased information available to the company that most other tax relief agencies across the nation refuse to address. It is critical, however, that Tax Debt Relief San Diego stay dedicated to the agency's true voice.

Although the "Fresh Start Program San Diego & How the IRS Fresh Start Program Work" might unsettle Collection Agencies for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) who are supposed to help taxpayers with past-due tax debts, this tax help company's duty is to the readers. Tax Debt Relief San Diego believe it's more important to tell the truth as it is, keep American taxpayers duly informed, give a complete and unbiased view as well as lay down the facts, than to please everyone. Which is notoriously difficult to do."

Although there has been no backlash as of yet, the possibility exists as the article criticizes the IRS FAQ article.

Tax Debt Relief San Diego has been a provider of in depth articles in the Tax market for months.

Tax Debt Relief San Diego has stated the future aims for the website are to become the most trusted IRS tax debt solutions counsels as well as the No. 1 IRS resolution negotiators with best results in San Diego California. So Tax Debt Relief San Diego hopes any controversy will pass quickly and re-emphasizes no offense is or was intended.

Tax Debt Relief San Diego's complete article can be found at https://taxdebtreliefsandiego.com/fresh-start-program-san-diego-how-the-irs-fresh-start-program-work/