Posted by laurielnc on 10/5/11 11:04am
Msg #399670
What is a tax relief signing?
Just got emailed to do one and I can't find anything in the search. Only want to offer $50 to sign.
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 10/5/11 11:51am
Msg #399676
I've only signed one
It was a loan on future tax return, about 30 pages.
Similar to a small refi or heloc.
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 10/5/11 12:07pm
Msg #399678
My bad, I looked it up in my records.
It was a loan towards property taxes.
Package size was 29 pages.
http://www.taxease.com/
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Reply by Glenn Strickler on 10/5/11 11:53am
Msg #399677
Check your state laws. Your state may have a vehicle for reducing property taxes on declining property values, or a provision for reducing property taxes on senior citizens once they reach a certain age and perhaps the documents needs to be notarized. It may be a one or two page document.
I am not familiar with any such signing. Here in CA, property tax reductions can be done online and don't require a notary.
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Reply by jba/fl on 10/5/11 2:44pm
Msg #399694
It is for those who owe Uncle Sam lots of money in back taxes. You have seen the ads: We will get your taxes owed reduced to pennies on the dollar. Attorneys are willing to do them for those who owe over $10,000.
I've done several lately - 9 pages, faxed or scanned back. Don't need to send paperwork back or if so, by snail mail. The intro page to client says it will take 12 mins to fill out paperwork. I time mine - 9 min, 10 mins, 14 because I talked too much. You can negotiate more - I have been successful when they are further away or conditions warrant it.
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Reply by Buddy Young on 10/5/11 3:16pm
Msg #399700
I've done one of these, quick and easy.
It's like debt settlement. Someone owes Uncle Sam back taxes that they can't pay.
They hire a firm to negotiate the taxes down.
The one I had was a while back, I don't think there were any notarizations to do. Just read them a prepaired statement and have them sign the contract.
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Reply by Lee/AR on 10/5/11 3:53pm
Msg #399702
Interesting...and wondering
Do you have to 'represent' yourself and sign something saying you are 'an agent of the co'?
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Reply by Buddy Young on 10/5/11 4:24pm
Msg #399707
Re: Interesting...and wondering
I had to state that I was a field agent for the company.
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Reply by jba/fl on 10/6/11 9:49am
Msg #399751
Re: Interesting...and wondering
I just stated I was doing this on behalf of .... Nothing I was asked to do, but just as I always do in regular confirmation call. I read nothing except the opening page where it said:
Hi Mr. so & so - this should take 12 mins. for fill out....Then I added that if we talk it will take longer.
They laugh, I watch the time.....lol
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