I don't fear the IRS any more. He passed his CPA exam in 1978 as a revenue agent and was promoted through the highest ranks of the IRS until he chose to retire after 28-years. Now, as an enrolled agent, Steelman represents and defends taxpayers in IRS situations without the individuals being present. We expect to continue to do so. A very bold statement considering TTP is inheriting whatever burdens the taxpayers bring along.
Returns are a mess until the taxpayers get in here and learn the system.
We have even had success with those hard to resolve cases between the IRS and taxpayers because the experts we have representing the taxpayers are extremely adequate counsel. He holds two law degrees and an MBA in finance. Before joining, I attended a TTP convention in Missouri with over 1000 people present. What really impressed me was how TTP changed the lives of its customers. I saw people who went from the brink of poverty to getting massive checks on a monthly basis.