PFG Tax Resolution
Phoenix Financial Group or PFG TAX is a firm in Broomfield, Colorado that focuses on resolving taxpayer's past due taxes.
If you or your business owes money to the IRS, you may want to consider getting professional help. The IRS has substantial power to collect back taxes. However you have rights.
The tax attorneys and enrolled agents* at PFG TAX can help you resolve your past due taxes while protecting your assets.
*(Enrolled Agents are tax professionals that are licensed by the IRS to represent taxpayers before the IRS. They are not agents of the federal government nor the IRS. They do not work for the IRS. Phoenix Financial Group has Enrolled Agents on staff to help you or your business. They would handle all contact with the IRS on your behalf. Click Enrolled Agents to go to the IRS web site's page on Enrolled Agents).
Phoenix Financial Group reviews prospective clients circumstances and informs them how best to proceed to get an amicable resolution to their tax debt. PFG Tax can be reached at (888) 572-2179. Phoenix Financial Group (PFG Tax) has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
PFG Tax can handle most types of tax including 941 Withholding and 1040 Personal Income Tax. Our tax attorneys and enrolled agents are experts in all potential tax resolutions including: Installment Agreement, Currently Non Collectible Status, Offer in Compromise, Levy Release, Lien Subordination, Lien Discharge, Partial Pay Installment Agreement, Penalty Abatement, Garnishment Release, Collection Due Process Request, Collection Appeal Requests and more.
For more information send an email to: info@pfgtax.com.
Lots of people owe money to the IRS. Having a licensed tax professional handle your case can save you time and money and protect your assets. PFG Tax Phoenix Financial Group has helped thousands of businesses get out of trouble with the IRS.
Let our tax experts get you the best resolution possible. Don't get pressured into an agreement you can't afford. Once you have defaulted one Installment Agreement, the IRS will ramp up its enforced collection action and it is much more difficult to get a second Installment Agreement.
