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I know an individual who previously worked for the IRS. He hated his work there because the IRS
would dictate what he could and could NOT say to taxpayers who called in for assistance. He ultimately

left his position at the IRS because he often felt he knew how the tax code could truly help the people
asking for assistance, but as an IRS employee he was not allowed to disclose that helpful information.

I don’t think the IRS is trying to be the bad guy, it’s just a system that has evolved over time and created
rule after rule to prevent people from evading their taxes.

But it is now to the point where the very people who want to get compliant on their taxes and reach
some kind of agreement need a thousand different roadmaps to navigate the complexity of the IRS

system.

Although this book won’t change the system, at least we can help taxpayers understand the process.

Chapter 3

Are You the Bad Guy?

“Bryson Law Firm took over a problem I had ignored for a long time due to other issues I was dealing with. I
was treated with dignity and respect, not as if I were a criminal trying to cheat the government. It is great going
to bed knowing that all of this is over and settled! Thank you for giving me peace of mind and for giving me my
life back.”
Testimonial from client, Alline M.

People from all walks of life owe taxes to the IRS: Young and old. Highly educated and no formal

schooling. Business owners and employees. Tall and short. The stressed out and the carefree. Angry
people and patient people.

We understand that no one intends to be on the wrong side of the IRS. Life just happens. Maybe you
lost your job or your income was cut. Maybe you lost your biggest customer and you still had to pay all
of the expenses for running the business. Maybe you got divorced and were not prepared for the added

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