I hired National Tax Experts after I a received Lien from IRS. They debited $200 from my debit card. When I received the documents from them there were no blocks checked or signatures on any of the forms Tried to contact them no one would answer. Used another phone and wa la I got through.Tried to talk to Sean Miller about this and he assured me all is well. My husband and I cancelled our business arrangement with them via phone and letter via mail. You have 15 days to cancel. We were called petty and other names. He said he would not refund my money "until I filled out their form to protect their company stating they only owed me $200.00. Still waiting on form. My bank is investigating them and I wrote letters to BBB and Federal Trade commission. This company is really bad. Stay away from them.
I received a mail solicitation from National Tax Experts after receiving a tax lien from the California FTB. I called them on 12/15/2014, and spoke with a representative named Michael Dean.
Mr. Dean promised the following to me:
(1) To address the immediate tax lien
(2) To prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns, with both the IRS and FTB, from prior years (at least four)
(3) To address any further tax liens and charges
(4) To place any tax obligations in uncollectible status
(5) To negotiate a payment plan, as and when possible, for me to pay my tax obligations
(6) For a total fee of $1,000, to be made in $200 monthly installments, the first to be made on 1/5/2015.
I agreed to these terms, and gave Mr. Dean my personal, contact and debit card information. I also emphasized specifically that my debit card could not be charged until the designated 1/5/2015 date, as I would not have adequate funds until that time. Mr. Dean assured me that I would not be charged the first $200 until 1/5/2015. He also stated that National Tax Experts would file the appropriate documents with the FTB so that I wouldn't "need to worry" about the tax lien over the Christmas holiday.
At this point, we had a meeting of the minds, with consideration having been provided. We had a valid oral contract.
Several days later, I received written documents by email from Mr. Dean. Among them was an agreement for services. This agreement differed significantly from our prior oral agreement.
First, the written agreement set forth a payment schedule of $300 per month, for a total payment of $1,500.
Second, the written agreement made no mention of our prior oral agreement that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
At my discovery of these discrepancies, I called Mr. Dean, and left him a voice message. I then made revisions to the written agreement, correcting the payment schedule and adding the provision to prepare and file all unfiled tax returns. I signed all the documents, and emailed them back to Mr. Dean. I also commented in my email that I was concerned about the fact that the written agreement did not properly reflect our oral agreement.
The next day, 12/20/2014, I experienced another bombshell. I received a notice from my bank that my account was overdrawn. When I checked my account, I discovered that on 12/19/2014, National Tax Experts put forth a charge to my debit account for $300. As it should be clear from my narrative, this charge was (1) unauthorized, (2) premature and (3) not in the correct amount. No charge was authorized until 1/5/2015, and then only in the amount of $200.
I immediately wrote back to Mr. Dean about this charge. The next day I received an email response stating that he was sorry for the "misunderstanding," and that he had attached a new written agreement that properly reflected our prior oral agreement. He also stated that National Tax Experts could not take any action on my behalf until they had "a payment." So much for Mr. Dean's promise that I would be protected over the Christmas holiday.
The new written agreement -- while correcting the payment schedule to $200 per month -- still did not contain the provision that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
Once again, I wrote back to Mr. Dean, and asked him to send me a written agreement that ACCURATELY AND COMPLETELY reflected our oral agreement. I also demanded that he IMMEDIATELY reverse the charge to my debit account for the unauthorized $300 charge.
I have written to Mr. Dean two additional times since. He has not replied to my several emails. I let him know that ignoring the problem that he had created would not silence me. I let him know that I would seek redress against him and National Tax Experts by filing a BBB and other consumer complaint, as well as a lawsuit for fraud and breach-of-contract.
It is my considered opinion that NATIONAL TAX EXPERTS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF SCAM ARTISTS AND THIEVES!
National tax experts did not do a thing for me. They charged me 5500 dollars.For nothing. I owed the irs 24000 dollars.And with with their fee it cost me29500.00. What a ripoff company
No Stars!!! I hired National Tax Experts after I a received Lien from IRS. They debited $200 from my debit card. When I received the documents from them there were no blocks checked or signatures on any of the forms Tried to contact them no one would answer. Used another phone and wa la I got through.Tried to talk to Sean Miller about this and he assured me all is well. My husband and I cancelled our business arrangement with them via phone and letter via mail. You have 15 days to cancel. We were called petty and other names. He said he would not refund my money "until I filled out their form to protect their company stating they only owed me $200.00". Still waiting on form. My bank is investigating them and I wrote letters to BBB and Federal Trade commission. This company is really bad. Stay away from them.
He Author did not provide any contact information. Therefore, in accordance with the VIP Arbitration Rules (the “Rules”), the Author waived the right to participate in this Arbitration.
In accordance with the Arbitration Rules (the “Rules”) the Arbitrator was asked to decide whether each of the challenged Statements is an opinion or a statement of fact. If, and only if, the Statement is determined to be a statement of fact, the Arbitrator was asked to go further and decide if, by a preponderance of the evidence, the statement is true of not.
Each Statement challenged by the Complainant has been considered, together with any Witness Statements and Documents provided by the Complainant for the determination of the truth or falsity of the Statement.
In this case, the Arbitrator was has only the evidence submitted by the Complainant to consider. The evidence submitted included several Witness Statements, along with two different Articles of Incorporation showing that the Complainant is the Owner of National Tax Experts and IRS Tax Doctors.
The Arbitrator determined that certain Statements in the challenged Report were false. Therefore, according to the Rules, those statements have been redacted.
National Tax Experts NATIONAL TAX EXPERTS! Woodland Hills California
I received a mail solicitation from National Tax Experts after receiving a tax lien from the California FTB. I called them on 12/15/2014, and spoke with a representative named Michael Dean.
Mr. Dean promised the following to me:
(1) To address the immediate tax lien
(2) To prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns, with both the IRS and FTB, from prior years (at least four)
(3) To address any further tax liens and charges
(4) To place any tax obligations in uncollectible status
(5) To negotiate a payment plan, as and when possible, for me to pay my tax obligations
(6) For a total fee of $1,000, to be made in $200 monthly installments, the first to be made on 1/5/2015.
I agreed to these terms, and gave Mr. Dean my personal, contact and debit card information. I also emphasized specifically that my debit card could not be charged until the designated 1/5/2015 date, as I would not have adequate funds until that time. Mr. Dean assured me that I would not be charged the first $200 until 1/5/2015. He also stated that National Tax Experts would file the appropriate documents with the FTB so that I wouldn't "need to worry" about the tax lien over the Christmas holiday.
At this point, we had a meeting of the minds, with consideration having been provided. We had a valid oral contract.
Several days later, I received written documents by email from Mr. Dean. Among them was an agreement for services. This agreement differed significantly from our prior oral agreement.
First, the written agreement set forth a payment schedule of $300 per month, for a total payment of $1,500.
Second, the written agreement made no mention of our prior oral agreement that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
At my discovery of these discrepancies, I called Mr. Dean, and left him a voice message. I then made revisions to the written agreement, correcting the payment schedule and adding the provision to prepare and file all unfiled tax returns. I signed all the documents, and emailed them back to Mr. Dean. I also commented in my email that I was concerned about the fact that the written agreement did not properly reflect our oral agreement.
The next day, 12/20/2014, I experienced another bombshell. I received a notice from my bank that my account was overdrawn. When I checked my account, I discovered that on 12/19/2014, National Tax Experts put forth a charge to my debit account for $300. As it should be clear from my narrative, this charge was (1) unauthorized, (2) premature and (3) not in the correct amount. No charge was authorized until 1/5/2015, and then only in the amount of $200.
I immediately wrote back to Mr. Dean about this charge. The next day I received an email response stating that he was sorry for the "misunderstanding," and that he had attached a new written agreement that properly reflected our prior oral agreement. He also stated that National Tax Experts could not take any action on my behalf until they had "a payment." So much for Mr. Dean's promise that I would be protected over the Christmas holiday.
The new written agreement -- while correcting the payment schedule to $200 per month -- still did not contain the provision that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
Once again, I wrote back to Mr. Dean, and asked him to send me a written agreement that ACCURATELY AND COMPLETELY reflected our oral agreement. I also demanded that he IMMEDIATELY reverse the charge to my debit account for the unauthorized $300 charge.
I have written to Mr. Dean two additional times since. He has not replied to my several emails. I let him know that ignoring the problem that he had created would not silence me. I let him know that I would seek redress against him and National Tax Experts by filing a BBB and other consumer complaint, as well as a lawsuit for fraud and breach-of-contract.
It is my considered opinion that NATIONAL TAX EXPERTS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF SCAM ARTISTS AND THIEVES!
As stated above, National Tax Experts is committed to 100% customer satisfaction and has made every possible effort to ensure that all customers have a positive experience while at their business.
This kind of dedication to customer service means that National Tax Experts will do whatever it takes to make sure their customers are properly taken care off.
National Tax Experts Reviews
This is a Bad Company Stay away from them
I hired National Tax Experts after I a received Lien from IRS. They debited $200 from my debit card. When I received the documents from them there were no blocks checked or signatures on any of the forms Tried to contact them no one would answer. Used another phone and wa la I got through.Tried to talk to Sean Miller about this and he assured me all is well. My husband and I cancelled our business arrangement with them via phone and letter via mail. You have 15 days to cancel. We were called petty and other names. He said he would not refund my money "until I filled out their form to protect their company stating they only owed me $200.00. Still waiting on form. My bank is investigating them and I wrote letters to BBB and Federal Trade commission. This company is really bad. Stay away from them.
I received a mail solicitation from National Tax Experts after receiving a tax lien from the California FTB. I called them on 12/15/2014, and spoke with a representative named Michael Dean.
Mr. Dean promised the following to me:
(1) To address the immediate tax lien
(2) To prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns, with both the IRS and FTB, from prior years (at least four)
(3) To address any further tax liens and charges
(4) To place any tax obligations in uncollectible status
(5) To negotiate a payment plan, as and when possible, for me to pay my tax obligations
(6) For a total fee of $1,000, to be made in $200 monthly installments, the first to be made on 1/5/2015.
I agreed to these terms, and gave Mr. Dean my personal, contact and debit card information. I also emphasized specifically that my debit card could not be charged until the designated 1/5/2015 date, as I would not have adequate funds until that time. Mr. Dean assured me that I would not be charged the first $200 until 1/5/2015. He also stated that National Tax Experts would file the appropriate documents with the FTB so that I wouldn't "need to worry" about the tax lien over the Christmas holiday.
At this point, we had a meeting of the minds, with consideration having been provided. We had a valid oral contract.
Several days later, I received written documents by email from Mr. Dean. Among them was an agreement for services. This agreement differed significantly from our prior oral agreement.
First, the written agreement set forth a payment schedule of $300 per month, for a total payment of $1,500.
Second, the written agreement made no mention of our prior oral agreement that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
At my discovery of these discrepancies, I called Mr. Dean, and left him a voice message. I then made revisions to the written agreement, correcting the payment schedule and adding the provision to prepare and file all unfiled tax returns. I signed all the documents, and emailed them back to Mr. Dean. I also commented in my email that I was concerned about the fact that the written agreement did not properly reflect our oral agreement.
The next day, 12/20/2014, I experienced another bombshell. I received a notice from my bank that my account was overdrawn. When I checked my account, I discovered that on 12/19/2014, National Tax Experts put forth a charge to my debit account for $300. As it should be clear from my narrative, this charge was (1) unauthorized, (2) premature and (3) not in the correct amount. No charge was authorized until 1/5/2015, and then only in the amount of $200.
I immediately wrote back to Mr. Dean about this charge. The next day I received an email response stating that he was sorry for the "misunderstanding," and that he had attached a new written agreement that properly reflected our prior oral agreement. He also stated that National Tax Experts could not take any action on my behalf until they had "a payment." So much for Mr. Dean's promise that I would be protected over the Christmas holiday.
The new written agreement -- while correcting the payment schedule to $200 per month -- still did not contain the provision that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
Once again, I wrote back to Mr. Dean, and asked him to send me a written agreement that ACCURATELY AND COMPLETELY reflected our oral agreement. I also demanded that he IMMEDIATELY reverse the charge to my debit account for the unauthorized $300 charge.
I have written to Mr. Dean two additional times since. He has not replied to my several emails. I let him know that ignoring the problem that he had created would not silence me. I let him know that I would seek redress against him and National Tax Experts by filing a BBB and other consumer complaint, as well as a lawsuit for fraud and breach-of-contract.
It is my considered opinion that NATIONAL TAX EXPERTS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF SCAM ARTISTS AND THIEVES!
National tax experts did not do a thing for me. They charged me 5500 dollars.For nothing. I owed the irs 24000 dollars.And with with their fee it cost me29500.00. What a ripoff company
This is a Bad Company Stay away from them
No Stars!!! I hired National Tax Experts after I a received Lien from IRS. They debited $200 from my debit card. When I received the documents from them there were no blocks checked or signatures on any of the forms Tried to contact them no one would answer. Used another phone and wa la I got through.Tried to talk to Sean Miller about this and he assured me all is well. My husband and I cancelled our business arrangement with them via phone and letter via mail. You have 15 days to cancel. We were called petty and other names. He said he would not refund my money "until I filled out their form to protect their company stating they only owed me $200.00". Still waiting on form. My bank is investigating them and I wrote letters to BBB and Federal Trade commission. This company is really bad. Stay away from them.
He Author did not provide any contact information. Therefore, in accordance with the VIP Arbitration Rules (the “Rules”), the Author waived the right to participate in this Arbitration.
In accordance with the Arbitration Rules (the “Rules”) the Arbitrator was asked to decide whether each of the challenged Statements is an opinion or a statement of fact. If, and only if, the Statement is determined to be a statement of fact, the Arbitrator was asked to go further and decide if, by a preponderance of the evidence, the statement is true of not.
Each Statement challenged by the Complainant has been considered, together with any Witness Statements and Documents provided by the Complainant for the determination of the truth or falsity of the Statement.
In this case, the Arbitrator was has only the evidence submitted by the Complainant to consider. The evidence submitted included several Witness Statements, along with two different Articles of Incorporation showing that the Complainant is the Owner of National Tax Experts and IRS Tax Doctors.
The Arbitrator determined that certain Statements in the challenged Report were false. Therefore, according to the Rules, those statements have been redacted.
Sandra J. Franklin, Arbitrator
Decided June 3,, 2013
National Tax Experts NATIONAL TAX EXPERTS! Woodland Hills California
I received a mail solicitation from National Tax Experts after receiving a tax lien from the California FTB. I called them on 12/15/2014, and spoke with a representative named Michael Dean.
Mr. Dean promised the following to me:
(1) To address the immediate tax lien
(2) To prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns, with both the IRS and FTB, from prior years (at least four)
(3) To address any further tax liens and charges
(4) To place any tax obligations in uncollectible status
(5) To negotiate a payment plan, as and when possible, for me to pay my tax obligations
(6) For a total fee of $1,000, to be made in $200 monthly installments, the first to be made on 1/5/2015.
I agreed to these terms, and gave Mr. Dean my personal, contact and debit card information. I also emphasized specifically that my debit card could not be charged until the designated 1/5/2015 date, as I would not have adequate funds until that time. Mr. Dean assured me that I would not be charged the first $200 until 1/5/2015. He also stated that National Tax Experts would file the appropriate documents with the FTB so that I wouldn't "need to worry" about the tax lien over the Christmas holiday.
At this point, we had a meeting of the minds, with consideration having been provided. We had a valid oral contract.
Several days later, I received written documents by email from Mr. Dean. Among them was an agreement for services. This agreement differed significantly from our prior oral agreement.
First, the written agreement set forth a payment schedule of $300 per month, for a total payment of $1,500.
Second, the written agreement made no mention of our prior oral agreement that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
At my discovery of these discrepancies, I called Mr. Dean, and left him a voice message. I then made revisions to the written agreement, correcting the payment schedule and adding the provision to prepare and file all unfiled tax returns. I signed all the documents, and emailed them back to Mr. Dean. I also commented in my email that I was concerned about the fact that the written agreement did not properly reflect our oral agreement.
The next day, 12/20/2014, I experienced another bombshell. I received a notice from my bank that my account was overdrawn. When I checked my account, I discovered that on 12/19/2014, National Tax Experts put forth a charge to my debit account for $300. As it should be clear from my narrative, this charge was (1) unauthorized, (2) premature and (3) not in the correct amount. No charge was authorized until 1/5/2015, and then only in the amount of $200.
I immediately wrote back to Mr. Dean about this charge. The next day I received an email response stating that he was sorry for the "misunderstanding," and that he had attached a new written agreement that properly reflected our prior oral agreement. He also stated that National Tax Experts could not take any action on my behalf until they had "a payment." So much for Mr. Dean's promise that I would be protected over the Christmas holiday.
The new written agreement -- while correcting the payment schedule to $200 per month -- still did not contain the provision that National Tax Experts was obligated to prepare and file all my unfiled tax returns.
Once again, I wrote back to Mr. Dean, and asked him to send me a written agreement that ACCURATELY AND COMPLETELY reflected our oral agreement. I also demanded that he IMMEDIATELY reverse the charge to my debit account for the unauthorized $300 charge.
I have written to Mr. Dean two additional times since. He has not replied to my several emails. I let him know that ignoring the problem that he had created would not silence me. I let him know that I would seek redress against him and National Tax Experts by filing a BBB and other consumer complaint, as well as a lawsuit for fraud and breach-of-contract.
It is my considered opinion that NATIONAL TAX EXPERTS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF SCAM ARTISTS AND THIEVES!
As stated above, National Tax Experts is committed to 100% customer satisfaction and has made every possible effort to ensure that all customers have a positive experience while at their business.
This kind of dedication to customer service means that National Tax Experts will do whatever it takes to make sure their customers are properly taken care off.