Niemann & Company
The tax gap arises when taxpayers, whether intentionally or inadvertently, fail to accurately report tax liabilities on tax returns (underreporting), pay taxes due from filed returns (underpayment), or fail to file a required tax return altogether or on time (non-filing). The tax gap is spread across the five types of taxes that IRS administers—individual income, corporate income, employment, estate, and excise taxes. Underreporting, particularly of individual income taxes, accounts for most of the tax gap‑estimated at over $376 billion.
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It’s because he truly takes pride in his work and seeks to relieve the crippling stress and debt that can take years off of your life.
We were completely overwhelmed with our tax mess and he straightened everything out.
Well worth the investment, highly recommend!
From the day he took on my case, I felt a huge weight lifted and in the end, he negotiated an agreement which not only saved me thousands, but will allow me to retire the remaining debts without strain and stress.
I've spoken with several of his prior clients, as well; to a person, anyone who has hired Niemann and Company has been thrilled with the outcome of their IRS tax case.
John is very knowledgeable, professional, and easy to discuss difficult issues with as evident by his ability to work with the IRS and reach a reasonable settlement on my behalf.
Highly recommend his services over the pesky big box tax relief providers that got me nowhere.
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