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Call the Tax Doctor.com
Kevin Hayes
3860 Crenshaw Blvd
Suite 203
Los Angeles, CA 90008
Phone: 323-292-5407
Fax: 877-690-7818
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Services
- We prepare Federal Income Tax Returns
- Preparation of State Tax Returns
- E-filing of tax returns
- Business Tax Services
- Same Day Tax Service
- Financial Consultations
- Bankruptcy Consultations
- Preparation of Corporate Tax Returns
- Preparation of Partnership Tax Returns
- Preparation of City Business Tax Returns
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- We will recycle all used paper, ink and computer supplies. Paper will be shredded not discarded. We will use a professional shred service to insure compliance. All old computer supplies and ink cartridges will be sent for re-use.
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After April 15 by appointment only
News
Student Loan Problems (03/18/12)
Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012
Since 1980, average tuition for a 4-year college education has increased an astounding 827%.
Since 1999, average student loan debt has increased by a shameful 511%.
In 2010, total outstanding student loan debt exceeded total outstanding credit card debt in America for the first time ever.
In 2012, total outstanding student loan debt is expected to exceed $1 Trillion.
In short, student loan debt has become the latest financial crisis in America and, if we do absolutely nothing, the entire economy will eventually come crashing down again, just as it did when the housing bubble popped. Reasonable minds can disagree as to the solutions, they cannot, however, disagree on the existence of this ever-growing crisis, as well as the unsustainable course we're on towards financial oblivion.
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Now for the good news: there's finally hope on the horizon!
Representative Hansen Clarke of Michigan has just introduced H.R. 4170, The Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012, in the House of Representatives - legislation designed to lend a helping hand to those struggling under massive amounts of student loan debt.
Student loan debt has an undeniable and significant suppressive effect on economic growth. The Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012 directly addresses this enormous boot on the neck of the middle class and represents a glimmer of hope
Since 1980, average tuition for a 4-year college education has increased an astounding 827%.
Since 1999, average student loan debt has increased by a shameful 511%.
In 2010, total outstanding student loan debt exceeded total outstanding credit card debt in America for the first time ever.
In 2012, total outstanding student loan debt is expected to exceed $1 Trillion.
In short, student loan debt has become the latest financial crisis in America and, if we do absolutely nothing, the entire economy will eventually come crashing down again, just as it did when the housing bubble popped. Reasonable minds can disagree as to the solutions, they cannot, however, disagree on the existence of this ever-growing crisis, as well as the unsustainable course we're on towards financial oblivion.
Learn More...
Now for the good news: there's finally hope on the horizon!
Representative Hansen Clarke of Michigan has just introduced H.R. 4170, The Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012, in the House of Representatives - legislation designed to lend a helping hand to those struggling under massive amounts of student loan debt.
Student loan debt has an undeniable and significant suppressive effect on economic growth. The Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012 directly addresses this enormous boot on the neck of the middle class and represents a glimmer of hope
$ 1 Billion for You (03/10/12)
WASHINGTON - Refunds totaling more than $1 billion may be waiting for one million people who did not file a federal income tax return for 2008, the Internal Revenue Service announced today. However, to collect the money, a return for 2008 must be filed with the IRS no later than Tuesday, April 17, 2012.
made quarterly estimated payments.
In cases where a return was not filed, the law provides most taxpayers with a three-year window of opportunity for claiming a refund. If no return is filed to claim a refund within three years, the money becomes property of the U.S. Treasury.
For 2008 returns, the window closes on April 17, 2012.
Call us today. We can file your 2008 income tax return. Why let the government keep your money?
made quarterly estimated payments.
In cases where a return was not filed, the law provides most taxpayers with a three-year window of opportunity for claiming a refund. If no return is filed to claim a refund within three years, the money becomes property of the U.S. Treasury.
For 2008 returns, the window closes on April 17, 2012.
Call us today. We can file your 2008 income tax return. Why let the government keep your money?
FREE MONEY?!?! (02/29/12)
It has come to our attention during this tax season, someone has pilfered our company name. These individuals are promising "stimulus" checks or free money. We are unsure the exact nature or type of scheme involved. We have received numerous phone calls. For the record, Call the Tax Doctor.com does not and has not participated in this perceived fraud. We find this type of behavior outrageous, immoral, and predatory.
People do not fax or give your personal information over the phone or by fax to someone you do not know!
We at Call the Tax Doctor.com are here to assist our clients received the largest possible income tax refund available, legally.
If you want professional, reliable, and quick service, you have found us. Give us a call, click, or send an email.
CalltheTaxDoctor.com
323.292.5407
taxdoc4u@yahoo.com
People do not fax or give your personal information over the phone or by fax to someone you do not know!
We at Call the Tax Doctor.com are here to assist our clients received the largest possible income tax refund available, legally.
If you want professional, reliable, and quick service, you have found us. Give us a call, click, or send an email.
CalltheTaxDoctor.com
323.292.5407
taxdoc4u@yahoo.com
Updated Information on Nationwide IRS Refund Delay (02/22/12)
Today, the IRS released some of the older refunds that had been delayed due to the nationwide computer problems at the IRS. While the IRS has made some progress in releasing the affected refunds, up to 40% - 50% of the refunds for taxpayers who filed between 2/2 and 2/4 still have not been released by the IRS due to this nationwide IRS problem. For many of these taxpayers, the IRS "Where's My Refund" had not been displaying any information at all. This problem at the IRS was incorrectly leading these taxpayers to think that their tax return was not filed even though it was actually filed. The IRS continues to make progress in fixing this problem and appears to be slowly releasing these older refunds. Tomorrow and again on Friday, we expect the IRS to release another batch of these older refunds that had been affected by this nationwide IRS problem.
Hey IRS Where's My Refund? (02/16/12)
New Problems at the IRS cause Nationwide Refund Delay
Due to new problems at the IRS, up to 50-60% of the refunds expected to be released by the IRS today were not released. Most of the effected returns seem to have been filed between 2/2 and 2/7. Earlier this week, the IRS released a statement noting that some problems with their computer systems would delay some refunds. The IRS also notes that Where's My Refund is incorrectly giving the impression that many of these returns have not been filed when in fact they have been. Taxpayers who visit the IRS and click Where's My Refund will see a statement explaining this problem at the top of the page. The IRS is working on this problem.
This problem is a nationwide problem effecting all tax preparers and millions of taxpayers nationwide.
Refund Advantage, thanks for the info.
Due to new problems at the IRS, up to 50-60% of the refunds expected to be released by the IRS today were not released. Most of the effected returns seem to have been filed between 2/2 and 2/7. Earlier this week, the IRS released a statement noting that some problems with their computer systems would delay some refunds. The IRS also notes that Where's My Refund is incorrectly giving the impression that many of these returns have not been filed when in fact they have been. Taxpayers who visit the IRS and click Where's My Refund will see a statement explaining this problem at the top of the page. The IRS is working on this problem.
This problem is a nationwide problem effecting all tax preparers and millions of taxpayers nationwide.
Refund Advantage, thanks for the info.
February 12, 2012 - IRS Funding Update (02/12/12)
Remember that the IRS does not release refunds on weekends. As a result, the next time refunds will be released by the IRS is Monday. The IRS releases most refunds timely. However, each year, a number of refunds will be delayed by the IRS. The delay can last one week or sometimes several months. Other taxpayers will see their refunds offset by the IRS to be used to repay a debt of the taxpayer, such as a past due student loan or child support.
As of today, looking at our statistics of tax returns filed, for returns filed on or before 1/26 the IRS has already released most refunds. For returns filed between 1/27 and 1/29, approximately 10% of the refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 1/30, approximately 15% have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 1/31, the number is closer to 30%, while for returns filed on 2/1, about 45% of refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 2/2 or 2/3, approximately 80% of refunds have not yet been released by the IRS.
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As of today, looking at our statistics of tax returns filed, for returns filed on or before 1/26 the IRS has already released most refunds. For returns filed between 1/27 and 1/29, approximately 10% of the refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 1/30, approximately 15% have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 1/31, the number is closer to 30%, while for returns filed on 2/1, about 45% of refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 2/2 or 2/3, approximately 80% of refunds have not yet been released by the IRS.
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IRS is late again... (02/09/12)
Just in from the IRS...
If you filed electronically, you should expect a refund to be issued 10 – 21 days after the IRS accepts the return. Please do not call our toll-free number as our representatives cannot provide further information before processing is complete nor expedite processing. You may continue to check this website (irs.gov) for the latest refund information. The information at this website contains the same information provided on our automated telephone application.
To check your refund status go to irs.gov and search "where's my refund"
Call the Tax Doctor will continue to provide information throughout the tax season. Does your tax professional provide this type of service?
Give us a call for all your income tax or income tax refund questions?
If you filed electronically, you should expect a refund to be issued 10 – 21 days after the IRS accepts the return. Please do not call our toll-free number as our representatives cannot provide further information before processing is complete nor expedite processing. You may continue to check this website (irs.gov) for the latest refund information. The information at this website contains the same information provided on our automated telephone application.
To check your refund status go to irs.gov and search "where's my refund"
Call the Tax Doctor will continue to provide information throughout the tax season. Does your tax professional provide this type of service?
Give us a call for all your income tax or income tax refund questions?
IRS Refund Patterns and IRS Refund Delay (02/07/12)
This year, there is a new pattern of IRS funding emerging. In past years, most refunds were released by the IRS on Thursday. However, this year, refunds are released more evenly throughout the week with one exception. The one exception is Tuesday. Last Tuesday, we noticed that the IRS released an unusually large batch of refunds and that most of those refunds were ones that had been previously delayed by the IRS.
This week, we expect another large batch of refunds to be released Tuesday as well (tomorrow). Of the refunds expected tomorrow, estimates are that as many as 40% of the refunds released tomorrow will be refunds that were expected to have been released by the IRS last Thursday.
Article written by Refund Advantage
This week, we expect another large batch of refunds to be released Tuesday as well (tomorrow). Of the refunds expected tomorrow, estimates are that as many as 40% of the refunds released tomorrow will be refunds that were expected to have been released by the IRS last Thursday.
Article written by Refund Advantage
IRS Delays Refunds (12/31/69)
The IRS is working on releasing many of these held refunds that were caught up in this nationwide problem at the IRS. Based on information we have received, we expect most of these refunds to be released late Tuesday afternoon. This was a nationwide problem that effected every tax preparer across the nation. Returns filed after January 18th should not be effected.
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Are They Legal? (12/31/69)
Checking out your tax preparer
By signing your 1040 form, you agree to abide by the tax law that holds you responsible for paying your taxes, regardless of who prepares your return. When it comes to collecting on mistakes, innocent or otherwise, the Internal Revenue Service looks for the taxpayer, not the person who filled out the forms.
So before you turn your tax life over to someone else, make sure that the preparer is right for you and will do the right thing when it comes to filing your taxes.
IRS regulations
In 2011, the IRS began a new tax preparer oversight program. Now in order to file a return for a client, the preparer must register with the agency and receive a preparer tax identification number, or PTIN.
Eventually, the IRS will require registered preparers to pass a competency exam.
So your first vetting step is making sure the tax preparer you hire has a PTIN.
Call the Tax Doctor is in compliance with the IRS and FTB. All preparers have passed a competency exam and have registered with the IRS.
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By signing your 1040 form, you agree to abide by the tax law that holds you responsible for paying your taxes, regardless of who prepares your return. When it comes to collecting on mistakes, innocent or otherwise, the Internal Revenue Service looks for the taxpayer, not the person who filled out the forms.
So before you turn your tax life over to someone else, make sure that the preparer is right for you and will do the right thing when it comes to filing your taxes.
IRS regulations
In 2011, the IRS began a new tax preparer oversight program. Now in order to file a return for a client, the preparer must register with the agency and receive a preparer tax identification number, or PTIN.
Eventually, the IRS will require registered preparers to pass a competency exam.
So your first vetting step is making sure the tax preparer you hire has a PTIN.
Call the Tax Doctor is in compliance with the IRS and FTB. All preparers have passed a competency exam and have registered with the IRS.
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February 13, 2012 - IRS Funding Update (12/31/69)
The IRS released an average number of refunds on Monday. As has been the case the past two Tuesdays, we expect the IRS release a slightly larger than normal number of refunds on Tuesday. This past weekend, the IRS sent out a notice to industry partners that it is experiencing problems with some of their computer systems which has caused some refund delays. These delays and problems are nationwide. At roughly the same time, the IRS posted a notice on its WHERE'S MY REFUND service that WHERE'S MY REFUND is NOT showing the status of some taxpayer refunds even though the returns were actually filed and accepted by the IRS. This IRS problem causes a taxpayer to think their return was NOT filed even though it was filed. The IRS says it hopes to correct this problem in the next few days.
As of today, looking at our statistics of tax returns filed, for returns filed on or before 1/28, IRS has already released most refunds. For returns filed between 1/29 and 1/30, approximately 10% of the refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 1/31, approximately 35% have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 2/1, the number is closer to 50%, while for returns filed on 2/2, about 75% of refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 2/3 through 2/5, approximately 80% of refunds have no
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As of today, looking at our statistics of tax returns filed, for returns filed on or before 1/28, IRS has already released most refunds. For returns filed between 1/29 and 1/30, approximately 10% of the refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 1/31, approximately 35% have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 2/1, the number is closer to 50%, while for returns filed on 2/2, about 75% of refunds have not yet been released by the IRS. For returns filed on 2/3 through 2/5, approximately 80% of refunds have no
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About Us
Call the Tax Doctor provides professional preparation of Federal and State tax returns. All tax returns prepared in our office are e-filed. E-filing your tax returns allows you to receive you tax refund quickly. We provide same day service.
Our office can prepare your corporate or partnership tax return. We also prepare Articles of Organization and Incorporation.
We assist our client with all tax issues including audits, levies, and any correspondence received from the tax authorities.
In addition, we can file your out of state tax return, City of Los Angeles business tax return and your Board of Equalization tax return.
Our goal is to provide you with great customer service. We want you as a client today and the future.
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