J.K. Harris Keep requesting additional information Charleston South Carolina

The only way to get your money back is to take JK harris to small claims court. Look at some of my other posts, and follow the guide lines. It works. As for the IRS try and workout a payment plan, if the amount is to much, tell them it would create a "Hardship". Be sure to use those specific words.

Peter
Salem, MA

The only thing I can tell you, is personally....just call IRS themselves...they will really work with you! No need to hire anybody. The IRS really isnt "looking" to make any ones life difficult. If you are upfront and honest with them, the WILL work with you. There is nothing anyone else can do that you cant do, so dont waste your money.

The only thing I can tell you, is personally....just call IRS themselves...they will really work with you! No need to hire anybody. The IRS really isnt "looking" to make any ones life difficult. If you are upfront and honest with them, the WILL work with you. There is nothing anyone else can do that you cant do, so dont waste your money.

The only thing I can tell you, is personally....just call IRS themselves...they will really work with you! No need to hire anybody. The IRS really isnt "looking" to make any ones life difficult. If you are upfront and honest with them, the WILL work with you. There is nothing anyone else can do that you cant do, so dont waste your money.

The only thing I can tell you, is personally....just call IRS themselves...they will really work with you! No need to hire anybody. The IRS really isnt "looking" to make any ones life difficult. If you are upfront and honest with them, the WILL work with you. There is nothing anyone else can do that you cant do, so dont waste your money.

I am not referring to a 'chain' like H&R Block, but rather an established private tax preparer with a solid 10-year record and good references. No tax salvation-service will be able to do more for you than a reputable tax preparer.

You never described your particular "IRS problem "- and you probably shouldn't.

The IRS will be more understanding if you approach them. They may work out a payment plan for you.

Since J.K. Harris knows you have a problem could they rat you out to the IRS for a "finder's fee"?

Too bad the IRS cannot have a 'friendly discussion' with J.K. Harris insofar as J.K. Harris seems to be delaying the resolution of taxpayer cases. The IRS can be very 'persuasive'...