If you are doing Tax Resolution and aren't buying the debt....the incentive and payout is very small. When you are going to a company and saying I know my client owes you 5K or X amount of dollars but he can only come up with 3.5K on a payment plan, what is your profit on that? And you also still need to wait til the client pays until you get paid which is probably a 50/50.
If your talking on a large scale of settlements worth 1 million or more...Wouldn't it make more sense to file for extensions or bankruptcy?
You say you are processing hundreds faster than anyone else for a cheaper rate...how? If you're a one man show you wouldn't have the time for this. If you have multiple employees, maybe...
I don't really believe it, it's possible but sounds and looks like bullshit. I'm naturally curious though as I said I have friends in the IRS and I work in the financial field(more on an insurance basis) as well. Some of this stuff is new to me.
The thing about craigslist gets me because companies that are valued at 500K or more typically have dedicated lawyers or tax consultant companies that do this type of work for them (regardless if it is tax debt consolidation) and wouldn't be posting on craigslist. Most run off of word of mouth or social networking (Linkedin, Etc.). If this is for individuals and not companies.....yeah no way at 1.4 million.
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