Are You One of the Millions of Americans Who is Overpaying Their Taxes Every Year?

Over 70% of all Small Businesses, Self Employed Individuals and 1099 Income Earners have
over paid their taxes

Right now the IRS has $5 Billion dollars in overpaid taxes sitting in a trust fund, accruing interest, waiting to be claimed. The catch is that most people don't know they've overpaid, and the IRS isn't required by law to tell them. If you don't find the mistakes and request a refund within 3 years, then the IRS keeps the money.

How is it possible your CPA would miss tax advantages for you?

There are literally volumes and volumes of laws that can potentially affect the amount of taxes you end up paying - and those laws change constantly. Often new laws are introduced after the Tax season is over that can be applied with retro effect. Unfortunately, very few tax preparers actually have the time to learn the hundreds of new tax laws and changes released every year.

The average tax preparer completes about 480 returns during tax season. With this overwhelming workload, and the ever-changing tax code, it's nearly impossible to identify every possible deduction that could help reduce your tax liability.

Unless you fully analyze these laws and know how they affect you, or you use a qualified tax preparer that stays current on all new tax laws and changes, chances are you are paying too much in taxes.

• We offer a FREE REVIEW of your last 3 years of taxes by a licensed, independent tax review specialist, giving you the opportunity to get a qualified second opinion to identify errors or missed deductions that may have caused you to overpay
• IF THERE IS NO QUALIFIED REFUND FOUND - THERE IS NO FEE!
• If you have overpaid your taxes and are entitled to a refund, then that money will be recovered for you.
• It is not our intention to replace your CPA but to give you the peace of mind that your tax preparer is applying every possible deduction.

Independent Tax Review Specialists Find That 6 Out of 10 Clients Are Overpaying and Are Entitled to an
Average Refund Between $6,000 to $10,000!

Why you can't afford to wait.

• You Could Lose a Year if You Wait Too Long!
• Your filing time is limited by IRS statute. Generally you must file a claim for a credit or refund within 3 years from the date you filed your original return or 2 years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later.
• If You Do Not File a Claim Within This 3 Year Period …Then the IRS Keeps the Money.
• You Don't Want to Make the Same Mistakes on This Year's Taxes.

It's best not to wait. If the review is completed in time, you will be able to take advantage of the new tax knowledge revealed through the free review, when filing this year's taxes. You will get copies of the amended returns after they have been filed. You can then take this information to your tax preparer and have them apply these same deductions. Get started now at our web site.