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Glenn Sugarman
Experienced Tax Resolution Specialist at Taxpayers Clinic
Glenn Sugarman is a professional specializing in IRS tax problem resolution at Taxpayers Clinic, which is recognized as the nation's oldest firm dedicated to resolving IRS collection matters. He has been with Taxpayers Clinic since November 2013 and is involved in helping clients who owe back taxes to the IRS, emphasizing the importance of addressing tax issues promptly to avoid penalties and interest.1
Sugarman's background includes extensive experience in sales and management, having previously held positions such as Vice President at Renewable Energy Funding and Managing Director at DirectBuy of Atlanta. His expertise in tax resolution is complemented by a strong commitment to client service, as he leads a professional staff composed entirely of former IRS collection agents, which is a unique advantage of his firm.1
He is based in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area and has built a substantial network, boasting over 5,000 connections on LinkedIn, where he actively shares insights related to tax resolution and the IRS Fresh Start Program.12
Highlights
IRS Scam Alert: Don't Be Scammed By Fake IRS Communications (Especially If You Owe Back Taxes.)
If the IRS needs to get in touch with a taxpayer, they send a letter— not an email, not a phone call, and definitely not a message over social media. Especially in cases of tax fraud.
So, if you got a voicemail threatening you about issues with the tax return you filed or back taxes you owe, it’s most likely the latest IRS phone scam.
The IRS even issued a warning during tax season last year about "a new twist on an old scam" that Americans need to watch out for. It said scammers file a fake tax return with stolen personal information, like your Social Security number, and then use actual bank account information to have the refund deposited into your own account.
Then they call to collect, posing as the IRS or debt collectors demanding the return of the fraudulent tax refund. In some cases, the caller threatens criminal fraud charges, an arrest warrant, and to "blacklist" the taxpayer's Social Security Number.
What to do if you receive an IRS scam call or a fraudulent tax refund
Never return a phone call from someone claiming to be with the IRS. Instead, individuals should call the IRS directly at 800-829-1040, and businesses should call 800-829-4933.
The US Department of Justice says the IRS never discusses personal tax issues through unsolicited emails or texts, or over social media. Always be wary if you are contacted by someone claiming to be from the IRS who says you owe money, even if you really do.
If you receive an unexpected and suspicious email from the IRS, forward it to [email protected].
Remember these important anti-scam guidelines:
Never trust caller ID Scammers can easily exploit caller ID technology to display false identities, including law enforcement or even IRS employees.
Know how to identify red flags Are you being pressured to send money or urged to act quickly? These are common ploys used by scammers. If something feels off, trust your instinct.
In many of the most common types of general scams, you may be:
Pressured to send money Threatened with law enforcement action Told to purchase gift cards and provide codes as a form of payment Asked to cash a check for a stranger Instructed to make a cash deposit for sweepstakes Offered more than you are asking for something with a request to send the overpayment elsewhere
If you provide your information or send money to a scammer, there is often little you can do to get your money back.
We are expanding. Very simply put…we help people get out of trouble with the IRS.
- Work from home (USA only) full or part-time (You can even keep your current job and do this)
- No selling
- No experience necessary, full training Must be honest, trustworthy and a good communicator
- Part time can earn about $2,600 -$5,200 per month
- Full-time can earn up to $10,400 per month or more I am only looking for a few good people, so private message me or call me at (404) 931-5263 for more details.
