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By CarolynCLopez August 24, 2016
This is the only service I've used that surpassed my expectations. I was very happy with the quick and attentive service. They came out to look at the problem & quickly diagnosed the cause of an air leak in my pool and fixed it quickly in a fair price. Everything has been working well. I would definitely use them again, if I needed a pool fix. ...read more
By BrendaSR at Citysearch April 11, 2012
We will never use The Tax Remedy again! We recently moved to Spring and our situation had changed some with me becoming disabled, we bought a home, my husband had work expenses to claim...etc. \t\n\t\nMy husband did our taxes at home but did not submit them. We wanted to get a professional to do them to make sure what he had done was correct.\t\n\t\nThe Tax Remedy was less than a 1/2 mile away from our home. When we dropped our taxes off we were told it would take about a week for them to be ready--we dropped everything off on a Wednesday. My husband called to check on our taxes the following week on Friday (after they had them for 9 days and we hadn't heard from them). He spoke with Sharon who does the taxes and she gave him the impression that they had been done but she couldn't find them! She said he would call him back when she had them. She never called back! \t\n\t\nOn Tuesday another employee called me at home to say that our taxes were done. My husband and I went to sign for them and pick everything up on Thursday. We took the print out of what my husband had come up with to compare and see what he had missed (if anything). The Tax Remedy had us down for a refund of $2,461. While comparing it to my husband's, it was obvious they did NOT account for child care or the taxes on a vehicle we purchased in 2011. I was flabbergasted! \t\n\t\nI am a very organized person and everything we brought them was paper clipped into the correct categories and had tabs on everything saying what is was for and had the amounts highlighted. I could not have made their job any easier! Not to mention when we dropped our taxes off the lady we spoke with wrote down on their form that was attached to our paperwork all of the deductions we could receive. \t\n\t\nWhat we thought was going to be a quick run in and out to sign and pick up our paperwork turned into 40 minutes of chaos! Now they were using the forms my husband had filled out on his own for our taxes to correct their mistakes! Our actual refund was $3,083. A difference of $622! The fee that they were charging us for doing our taxes was $195 and they still wanted that amount after everything was all said and done. Had we have only relied on them we would have been out $622 owed back to us!! \t\n\t\nMy husband asked them if there was going to be an adjustment to that price and they took it down to $150. Really??? $150 for you to copy what my husband had already figured out! We were just using them really to double check the taxes that my husband had already figured out. I HAVE NO CONFIDENCE IN THIS PLACE AND SHOULD THE NEED OCCUR WE WOULD NEVER USE THEM AGAIN OR RECOMMEND THEM TO ANYONE! I wouldn't have given them any stars but on this site one star is the lowest. ...read more
By Anonymous October 30, 2008
The owner was wonderful! She helped me with my complicated return and helped me with IRS issues. I wouldn't hesitiate to recomend LIberty to my family and friends. If you have a problem with IRS and need help, go there and she will be more than happy to help you! ...read more
Contact us at (800) 472-0271, in The Woodlands, TX, to ask information about the options offered by our tax consultants regarding property taxes. The Woodlands Property Tax Group 2002 Timberloch Place, Suite 200 The Woodlands, TX 77380 Phone: 2542394412 Contact Email: info@twptg.com Keywords: tax consultants, property taxes, the woodlands, tx ...read more
By The Woodlands Property Tax Group December 05, 2014
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
