Federal Tax Resolution - Tax Relief Specialists Federal Tax Resolutions Ripoff scammed me for $2250.00 to represent me with IRS and did absolutely nothing Spokane Washington

I previously filed a rebuttal stating that Mr. John Stevens was not a client, due to the fact that we only spoke to him once, and refunded his money. Why did we refund his money. Because his wife called us up and wanted us to file fraudulent tax statements to try to get them an Offer in Compromise by hiding assets, on a business that the State had closed for multiple reasons. This was the second time her business was put out of business by the state. She specifically wanted us to not list inventory on a used car business, she had nearly a sozen used cars, that she wanted us to exclude in determining her assets for an Offer in Compromise.

When we told the Stevens that we would not do that, Mrs. Stevens did an about face and stated she never wanted us to do that. When i told Mr. Stevens exactly waht she said, he apparently stated in this blog that that was being "RUDE". It was the truth, and we refunded their money, and did not accept them as clients. We still have the financial statement showing that she left out the used cars, and the information on her business and where she has stored the cars, as she told me all of that.

Douglas Myser, CEO

Federal Tax Resolution

This person was never a client of Federal Tax Resolution. We were also NEVER notified of this complaint by Ripoff Report, or we would have responded to it earlier.

Based on my experience with dealing with this business I can honestly say they run a scam and would not have any more dealings with them ever again. Regardless of this Company's defense, the Honest truth always prevails.

Patrick Shirey, after discussing the matter with me, wrote us this letter dated September 20th, 2005. "I'm writing in reference to the report I submtted on Ripoff-Report .com on 12/28/2004. I would like to retract my statements and say that I mis-represented the truth about your company in that report. I would also like to point out that Don Bell did return all my phone calls as requested. I apologize for any mis-representations I made in that report. "
Patrick Shirey.
Mr. Shirey is the one who lied to us in his financial statment, conviently omitting his wifes income of nearly $19,000 yearly. We submitted an Offer in Compromise on his behalf, and when he realized it would not go through, due to his lies, he asked for his money back, then posted this lie about us.
We bent over backwards for this man, only to have him spread lies about our service to him. Its un-fortunate that the Communications Decency Act allows Ripoff Report, while sincerely trying to root out bad apples, to spread lies about honest, hard working companies in the process.
Douglas Myser