Press releases for taxes

Roni Deutch Tax Center™ Celebrates Tax Season With The 12 Days Of Taxes (2008-03-16)
This year the employees of the Roni Deutch Tax Center™ are celebrating tax season with the launch of an all new website, 12 Days Of Taxes. A temporary version of the site is already active with a humorous teaser video and a newsletter signup.

Nine Tax Settlements Save Clients More than $255,000 (2007-09-04)
Nine taxpayers collectively get more than a quarter of a million dollars in tax debt reductions in just one month.

Taxpayers Get Easy-to-Follow Guide to Simple Tax Filing (2007-03-21)
“Everything You Need to Know about Filing Your Taxes” provides helpful how-to information on federal tax filing.

Tax Executives Warn Taxpayers against Refund Anticipation Loans (2007-01-30)
Tax refund loans may cost you a lot more than you know.

Tax Services Company Promotes Within, Names New President (2007-01-22)
Tax services employee works his way up to one of the company’s top positions.

FSI Tax Alerts Consumers to Tax Deduction Extensions, IRS Assistance (2007-01-03)
The Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006 extends tax deductions and you can receive IRS assistance on including extended deductions on returns.

IRS Hikes Fees by 144 % (2006-11-28)
FSI Tax Corp is alerting taxpayers about IRS plans to increase fees on the Installment Agreements, a popular tax debt resolution option.

FSI Tax Settles Two Large Tax Debts for Less than Six Percent (2006-10-21)
The IRS accepts two OIC offers from Maryland-based tax relief company; both offers were accepted for less than six percent of the original tax debt.

Tax Settlement Firm Suggests Taxpayers Heed IRS Warning (2006-03-29)
Tax scams and fraudulent tax protesting claims are circulating the internet. Taxpayers who fall prey to such claims end up in financial and often legal trouble. FSI Tax Corp is urging taxpayers to heed IRS warnings about these claims.

Financial Literacy Company Cautions Taxpayers Against Charging Taxes (2006-03-06)
Credit card companies are offering incentives to taxpayers. However, charging taxes to your credit card can be an expensive payment method, especially when the IRS offers an installment plan, and often negate any benefits from credit card incentive programs.

Debt Shield Cautions Taxpayers Against Charging Taxes (2006-03-06)
Credit card companies are offering incentives to taxpayers. However, charging taxes to your credit card can be an expensive payment method, especially when the IRS offers an installment plan, and often negate any benefits from credit card incentive programs.