Rhinelander Tax Consultation & IRS Tax Problem Resolution

Unfiled Tax Returns are the root cause for creating tax issues in people’s lives and put many things at stake. For instance, professional and occupational state licenses are at risk of nonrenewal – like a nurse that was days away from hers not being renewed if it weren’t for Jim’s help.

A married couple faced a sales tax bill of $250,000 after they were forced to close their business. Through proper tax representation and negotiation with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, Jim was able to reduce their sales tax bill to $25,000.

A self-employed contractor owed $96,000 for several years of back taxes to the IRS and Jim was able to successfully negotiate an Offer in Compromise and reduce taxes owed down to $24,000.

Jim was able to help an individual reduce his wage garnishment of 75% down to 15% by assisting him with filing seven years of Unfiled Tax Returns. Wage garnishments are typically based upon inflated tax assessments, which in turn are caused by years of Unfiled Tax Returns.

James L. Hintzke, CPA of Rhinelander approached the IRS to get a previous Installment Agreement, which was coordinated by a national tax resolution company, back on track. The original negotiations fell short of the clients’ expectations. Jim is also examining changes to the clients' sales tax collection and payment system for this dry cleaning business to better report sales tax and dry cleaning fees.

With assistance from James L. Hintzke, CPA of Rhinelander, a wholesale distributor business had their Sales & Use Tax Audit Assessment reduced by $30,000. Jim also facilitated implementation of a use tax reporting system to better gauge future use tax obligations.

After the IRS had closed an audit of a Wisconsin landscaping business, James L. Hintzke CPA of Rhinelander was able to persuade the IRS to reconsider adjusting certain audit issues from the original audit. Due to improper representation during the original audit, James L. Hintzke, CPA of Rhinelander, through persistent telephone calls and letters to the IRS, was able to have the case reopened for consideration.

A senior citizen residing in an assisted living facility was contacted by the IRS for possible compromise of their social security number. James L. Hintzke, CPA of Rhinelander was able to assist the senior citizens' legal representative in responding to the IRS notice and facilitate the submission of an Identity Theft Affidavit Form.

James L. Hintzke, CPA of Rhinelander has prepared hundreds of estate-related tax returns and assisted attorneys, personal representatives, executors and trustees through the probate process. He has also successfully negotiated an Installment Agreement for an estate due to the large amount of taxes owed to the IRS.