By Anonymous September 16, 2014
Great Job . It Really depends on the Agent you find there . She was so very Great ! Benny ...read more
By 360Marketers January 13, 2014
Audrey Orlando is a very accomplished tax attorney and enrolled IRS agent. She has been very helpful for me personally and I've encoureaged a number of friends to use her wise counsel. ...read more
By yumazapata October 12, 2013
Mi nombre es REVERENDO Juan Zapata sarmiento.Amigo vuestro ( si no me recuerdan soy de Peru ).Perdi contacto con ustedes por mucho tiempo, pero estoy retomando contacto con todas mis amistades.Mi numero de telefono es 619 373 8280 quisiera por favor si pudiera retomar el pedido de mis hijos en emigraciones ...read more
DEBT COLLECTION BY KINUM MADE SIMPLE AND COST EFFECTIVE Developing a more focused debt collection strategy can help you and your organization reduce costs, save time and maximize your resources. Learn more about how you can refine your debt management and recovery options, and how we can help along the way. FLAT RATE DEBT COLLECTION SAVING: Locate Hard-to-Find-Debtors Skip Tracing is the most effective way of finding tough candidates, but also working with a collection agency who works many areas of services offers our client additional resources that most don’t offer. Find debtors you've been unable to reach and get the most up-to-date contact information. Kinum’s extensive databases of consumer and commercial information are updated frequently, enabling you to locate elusive debtors, make contact and collect unpaid debt. Skip Trace Increase your right-party contact rates with a combination of unique information, including wireless phone numbers and contact data for thin-file and underbanked consumers. A fast, cost-effective skip-tracing tool that provides extensive, reliable data on a debtor's other known addresses. Use this skip-tracing tool to find alternate addresses, telephone numbers, and business owners for debt recovery on your commercial accounts. The comprehensive skip tracing information you need to take action when chances of recovery are highest. Using bankruptcy, deceased and other critical data, recognize high-risk accounts early in your collection efforts to reduce legal risk and optimize your resources. Locate debtors using the most comprehensive credit and locator information available. Our search-n-match logic technology provides yours with greater locator capabilities. Provides access to more than 220 million consumer phone numbers from credit inquiries – a more accurate and effective method than standard directory assistance. Optimize your recovery rates with contact information on more than 140 million households and 19 million businesses. By referencing Social Security numbers to verify identity, you can confirm application information and detect potential identity fraud. Maintain quality address information to keep in touch with good customers and prevent losses from problem accounts. Collection Prioritization and Strategy Develop a more focused collection strategy by determining which accounts have the highest payment potential. Our advanced scoring and segmentation tools arm you with the complete portfolio intelligence you need to stay ahead of the competition. Further, increase debt recovery through ongoing portfolio monitoring. By analyzing industry trends and testing new strategies, you'll be able to maximize collections and better manage your accounts receivable. Monitor Unpaid Debt Customers who've gone into arrears usually become solvent again at some point in time. We'll monitor your debtor accounts and let you know when a customer's ability to pay has improved so you can immediately start working the account again and collect the unpaid balance. Collections Management System Kinum’s Lariat collections management system supports all types of customer debt, including mortgages, credit cards, loans and overdrafts and has a proven track record of improving debt receivables. Kinum’s Lariat is a functionally rich collections management system that automates and streamlines the collections process, enabling clients to maximize resource performance while minimizing overhead, outsourcing costs, and IT reliance.http://www.salesantidote.com/ ...read more
By Sales Antidote Kinum Debt Collection April 07, 2018
If you recently lost your job or believe that your job is at risk, here are a couple of steps that you may want to take. Some of these suggestions have tax consequences. Make sure you understand the potential tax consequences of each. * Conserve cash. If you̢۪re paying more than the required payment on your mortgage and credit cards, pay only the required amount and conserve cash for living expenses.Assess your financial situation. Review your assets to determine the best sources to tap for your cash needs. Set up a plan for which assets you will use first and in what order if your employment is lengthy.Consider purchasing medical insurance outside of COBRA. You might find a better deal.Obtain a home equity line of credit. If you think you might lose your job, it is easier to get this type of loan while you are still employed. You do not have to pay interest unless you draw on the line. Interest rates on this type of loan are around 4% and usually float with the Prime Rate. * Contact your mortgage lender and credit card companies before you start to fall behind. Explain your situation and ask them to work with you. Banks may modify loans (ex. reduce the interest rate), and credit card companies may forgive part of your debt or reduce your interest rate. This will affect your credit record making obtaining future loans that much more expensive. * Remember that cash is king! Make sure you know where you can access cash (through savings, borrowings, selling assets, etc.) in the event of a job loss. ...read more
By Liberty Income Tax Service December 13, 2008
For those individuals who have to make estimated income tax payments, the fourth quarter installment is due January 15, 2009. If you itemize your deductions, consider making your state estimated tax payment on or before December 31, 2008, even though it is not due until January 15, 2009. You are allowed to deduct your state tax payments on your federal return in the year that you make your payment. By paying in 2008, you may deduct these taxes on your 2008 return. If you pay after December 31, you will have to wait until you file your 2009 return before you can take this deduction...that’s a year later. To avoid late payment penalties, individuals are required to pay in the lesser of: (1) 100% of the prior year’s taxes (line 63 on your 2007 Form 1040), or (2) 90% of the current year’s taxes. If your Adjusted Gross Income in 2007 was greater than $150,000 ($75,000 if married filing separately), then you must pay in 110% of your 2007 taxes rather than 100%. Where there is an income tax, the just man will pay more and the unjust less on the same amount of income. - Plato ...read more
By Liberty Income Tax Service December 13, 2008
Many people give money to family members as a gift in their time of need or if they come into a substantial amount of money. Giving money to a family member can sometimes be taxed; however, there are ways to avoid this this and give money to family members free of tax. ...read more
Many people have opted to learn to file their taxes themselves. This is a great way to save money, and it puts people in control of their own tax return. The process can be confusing, but there are enough resources to learn the correct method. ...read more