Tax maven Roni Deutch, late night TV’s self-described "Tax Lady," aired peripatetic infomercials touting a pennies-on-the- dollar-fix . Incredible tax deals are supported by teary-eyed testimonials from putative converts thankfully crediting Deutch as their savior. Like most tax resolution shops, her stock in trade was installment agreements and offers in compromise. See IRS Topic 204, Offers In Compromise and Using an Offer in Compromise to Settle a Tax Bill.
The IRS won’t consider you unless you fully disclose your personal finances in detail on IRS Form 433-A, Collection Information Statement for Wage Earners and Self-Employed Individuals. If you have a business, you must also complete Form 433-B, Collection Information Statement for Businesses. If you need help completing them, see Publication 1854, How to Prepare a Collection Information Statement.
Roni Deutch, television's "Tax Lady," was sued Monday for perpetrating a "heartless scheme" that swindled thousands of people across the nation into paying huge fees to stop the IRS from collecting back taxes.
But the Attorney General says that all three clients in this advertisement still owe the IRS the full amount of their tax bills, plus interest and penalties. In reality Deutch put these clients on "currently not collectible" status with the IRS. That's what Brown's office refers to as "tax collection purgatory" because the government stops trying to collect but continues to accrue fines and interest.
Roni Deutch is a fearless leader with contagious passion and energy . For over two decades, ‘The Tax Lady’ owned the largest tax resolution law firm of its kind in the country with thousands of employees and approximately 100,000 clients. Roni also built the 4th fastest growing national tax franchise at that time, authored numerous books and has been a go to expert on FOX, FOX Business, CNN, The Today Show, NBC, ABC, CBS, The Wall Street Journal, iHeart Media and countless others. At one time the name “Roni Deutch” had a 51% brand recognition rate in the tax industry so there’s a good chance you’ve seen Roni on TV or heard her top rated radio show on iHeart Media.
At one time the name “Roni Deutch” had a 51% brand recognition rate in the tax industry so there’s a good chance you’ve seen Roni on TV or heard her top rated radio show on iHeart Media.
Anyone who knows Roni is well aware that she is not afraid to stand up to bullies, corrupt politicians and broken tax systems which is why she is “all in” on helping taxpayers and their families get relief with the IRS.
Roni loves GOD, Family, Kids, Surfing, Dogs, the San Francisco Giants and she despises bullies and corrupt politicians who abuse their positions of power, violate Constitutional Rights and waste taxpayer dollars.