- A law firm in Colorado Springs, Colorado hired Phoenix Financial to help resolve over $325,000 in IRS payroll tax liability. When the client hired Phoenix, JK Harris had been representing the firm and working with them for over 3 months, with no results to show for it. JK Harris had allowed the law firm to get levied by the time Phoenix was hired. The associate assigned to the case with Phoenix got he levy released on the first day of representation. In a matter of 3 weeks, this associate managed to negotiate a payment plan for the company.

- A Construction firm in Ohio hired Phoenix Financial to help resolve over $50,000 in State Unemployment tax liability. After much research and negotiations, Phoenix Financial managed to prove to the State that not only did the company not have employees for the periods in question, but that no tax was ever owed in the first place. The State dropped the liability, and the taxpayer’s account was cleared entirely.

- A heating and ventilation company in Oregon hired Phoenix to handle $35,000 in payroll tax liability. After negotiating a payment plan for the business, the associate with Phoenix obtained the abatement of penalties on the account totaling over $10,000.

- A convenience store in Iowa hired Phoenix Financial to represent them for an IRS liability of over $37,000. The Revenue Officer assigned to the case was unreasonable and refused to cooperate with the taxpayer. When the Revenue Officer became belligerent and levied the taxpayer, the associate assigned to the case with Phoenix went over the Revenue Officer’s head and negotiated directly with the group manager for the Des Moines office. He managed to get the IRS levy released in a matter of 36 hours, thus keeping the business in operation and preventing any future levy action by the Revenue Officer involved. The associate then went on to negotiate the placement of the taxpayer into a holding status, allowing the business over one year’s time of not making payments toward the liability and time to get back on it’s feet financially.