Luann
When the IRS attacks!
I am the Administrative Manager of an electronics manufacturing company, and our business has been extremely affected by the poor economy. We got behind on our 941 deposits and tried to discuss options with the IRS. For many (at least 4) months we didn't even have an IRS agent that we could talk to so I spoke to the supervisor twice and was told to keep doing what I was doing and that we were in no trouble of being acted upon. That supervisor took notes of his conversations with me in detail, but when an agent was finally assigned he changed his opinion and agreed with the new agent to attack our personal bank accounts with no discussion or warning. He didn't even contact us to tell us we had an agent to work with. Our company has an excellent CPA and a great Attorney to handle this for us, but the IRS was acting extremely erratically. I was so concerned that we had survived the extremely difficult economy and was in the process of launching a new product that would bring us much success only to be shut down by the IRS. The government was the reason we suffered in the first place. Everyone has been wonderful to work with during our difficult times except for the IRS. They have been ruthless and unfair. They will not contact me at all to work with me. I felt I needed someone 24/7 to watch and prevent the IRS from doing any more harm. That's why I let Omni Financial take over for me. Rachel King at Omni Financial has done a wonderful job at staying a step ahead of them and preventing any more vicious attacks. I find preventing them to be much more pleasant than dealing with them after they happen. I have all the confidence in Rachel, as she seems to be able to get them to hear her where my voice meant nothing. It is a shame that we need people like Rachel to handle what should be a simple business arrangement, but when one of the parties has total power and no knowledge of or concern for the other party it gets pretty dire. Our company has been around for 35 years and we plan to have at least another 35 years. If Rachel hadn't stopped the IRS attacks, we would be closed for good.



