Transform Your Practice by Helping People Solve Their IRS Problems

After getting fired from my corporate job and in debt to the tune of $100,000, I started on my dining room table in 1998 with zero clients; no prior IRS experience. My “tax” experience consisted of doing some manual 1040s for friends and family. I grew that practice to a nationally marketed…


Free Training: TR Success Summit 2018 Preview

This training is from a sold-out a 2-day live event we did in Nashville this past August. It’s an informative and educational hour and ten minute excerpt from that event. If you would like to attend this year's Success Summit in Austin - Secure Your Spot Today This training is comprised of several…


Tax Resolution Success Summit 2017, Nashville - Photos

If you attended last year's Success Summit - the photos are now all uploaded on Facebook. Don't hesitate to TAG YOURSELF, Comment, and Like the photos! If you would like to attend this year's Success Summit in Austin - Secure Your Spot Today Click Here to see the Tax Resolution Success Summit…


Building Credibility – ACE

The secret to building credibility with your prospects is what I call ACE: Authority, Credibility and Expert Status. One way to stand out as an authority is by writing a book. Watch today’s video to learn more about becoming an authority. I want to give a big shout out to one of our Mastermind…


Destroying Sales and Fee Resistance

Do you want to know how to destroy sales resistance and fee resistance between the time the tax resolution prospect makes their appointment versus the time they actually come in? There are specific 3 things you need to send your prospect in the mail between the time they make the appointment, and…


Destroy Client Objections Over Prices and Fees

How to Destroy Client Objections Over Prices and Fees — I Don’t Like to ‘Handle’ Objections; I Like to Obliterate Them! It’s important to understand that people can always afford you; it’s just a matter of priorities. Sometimes our prospects don’t comprehend the seriousness of their problems with…


Warm vs Cold List | Tax Resolution Marketing

When you're marketing for tax resolution clients you need to know the difference between a warm list versus a cold list. A warm list is:  People who already know you, their info is already in your CRM system, and that includes your clients, prospects/leads, and referral sources. A cold list is:…


Not the Judge or Jury

We are living in times where controversy swirls all around us. Every day, there’s another breaking story that spreads like wildfire on the news and on social media. After just glancing at the surface, sometimes without even looking past the headline, people decide they know everything about a…


Providing Great Client Care

I teach a lot about marketing and sales and management, but today I want to talk to you about how to care and have empathy for your client. Sometimes with all the distractions and everything we're doing today, we unintentionally judge other people. 99.9% of people with tax problems are good people…


Tax Resolution Marketing Works EVERYWHERE

This week's question is will this work? Will marketing your tax resolution services work in a rural area? Or am I limited to my local area? Or, can I or should I do this out of my home versus an office? Well, first of all, yes, tax resolution marketing will work in a rural area. We have many, many…


How to Compete With National Tax Resolution Companies

How can you compete today against all the national tax resolution companies? You know the ones. You hear them on the radio all the time. You see them on TV late at night. How do you compete with those? Well number 1 is they don't hurt you as much as actually help you because they bring awareness to…


Combatting an Unsuccessful Offer in Compromise

Let me ask you a question. If a client hires you to do an Offer in Compromise and you're not successful should you give the client their money back? Well, let me ask you this question. If you hired an attorney in a civil or God forbid a criminal matter, and your case went to a jury and the jury…


IRS Marketing

How do you take something that the IRS has said and turn that into a marketing opportunity? Well, last week Nina Olson, who's the National Taxpayer Advocate at IRS, came out and stated that the real audit rate in the United States is 6.2%, not 7/10 of 1%. Just to put that in perspective, 7/10 of 1%…