LifeBack Tax

• Industry Accreditations
• Range of Services
• Extra Resources

Industry Accreditations

LifeBack Tax is certified by the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers, a nonprofit association that provides education, membership, and certification services for more than 1,200 tax professionals. 

Additionally, LifeBack Tax is a member of the California Society of Certified Public Accountants, which supports California CPAs and promotes integrity in the profession; the National Association of Enrolled Agents, which provides networking and educational opportunities for enrolled agents across the country; the State Bar of California, which licenses attorneys in California; and the California Lawyers Association, which supports the professional advancement of California attorneys. 

Each of these industry memberships speaks to a commitment to professionalism and ethical business dealings.

Range of Services

LifeBack Tax offers help with a range of tax debt problems, including IRS audits, unfiled tax returns, state back taxes, IRS back taxes, payroll back taxes, IRS bank levies, wage garnishment, IRS seizures, spousal tax relief, IRS tax liens, state tax liens, and trust fund recovery penalty. 

But that’s not all — in addition to tax relief solutions, LifeBack Tax also provides tax planning; business services like small business accounting and payroll services; and other personal financial services like financial planning, estate planning, and tax return preparation.

Extra Resources

LifeBack Tax goes the extra mile by providing additional resources on its website at no cost. 

Visitors to the LifeBack Tax website can subscribe to the tax relief company’s quarterly email newsletter, which contains information about the latest tax news. The newsletter also features a “client of the month” and a trivia contest that offers participants a chance to receive a discount on their tax relief services.

The LifeBack Tax website also hosts a blog that’s updated frequently with new articles that educate readers on topics such as the IRS Fresh Start Program, wage garnishment, and how to avoid falling for scams. 

Another resource the LifeBack Tax website provides is a forum where staff members explain tax topics and clients can ask questions.

Finally, LifeBack Tax produces a podcast with helpful explainers on subjects like IRS audits, COVID-19 and the IRS, and more.

• Missing Website Information

Missing Website Information

While the LifeBack Tax website provides a wealth of useful information and resources, it’s missing some important information, such as whether the company has a minimum debt requirement, what states it provides services to, and the price ranges for its tax relief, business, and personal financial services. 

Although potential clients can obtain this information through a free consultation with LifeBack Tax, it’s one more step before those clients discover whether the tax relief company is the right one for them.