Have you used these Tax negotiation services (you might have seen lots of ads). How much do you pay them?
Q. Have you used these Tax negotiation services (you might have seen lots of ads). How much do you pay them? Are they any good? Please describe your experience. How much did you pay them and how much were they able to reduce it.
Asked by . - Thu Dec 20 18:58:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you want to hire a professional representative--enrolled agent, CPA or attorney--stay away from the ones that advertise on cable TV. Their fees can be heart stopping. Mine are a good deal less than half of what the "As Seen on TV" firms charge. I am an enrolled agent, licensed by the US Treasury Department and specialize in taxpayers who have large unpaid tax bills negotiate for these clients. You do not have to have a representative but the process can be pretty intimidating if you haven't had any experience. That decision is up to you. If you want additional information outside this forum, you can email me through my profile. I had one person tell me he was quoted a fee of $3,900 to handle a $6,000 liability. I about choked… [cont.]
Answered by wartz - Thu Dec 20 19:49:12 2007

what does all human interaction is negotiation mean?
Q. all human interaction is negotiation. Yet, it also states that not everything is negotiable. Are these contrary statements? Do you agree with either? Both? Be specific and provide examples from your personal work experiences to defend your position.
Asked by not helpping - Fri Jul 17 10:39:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Looks like you attend Kaplan University. You wont find the answers here!!
Answered by Looking to see - Sat Jul 18 18:42:11 2009

What kind of price negotiation, if any, would I have if I put a deposit down on a used vehicle?
Q. Either way, they get some of my money anyway, so is there generally any kind of room for negotiating?
Asked by fieroturbo - Tue Nov 20 23:33:04 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes they will usually give a few hundred bucks either way ,you can save a little on it the price it though so they can give so either way their still getting what they wanted for it,car lots don't and wont loose money they might make you think their breaking even but they make money they have to they pay out a lot for insurance and other things,you,ll get the deal you probably want on it though,good luck,and happy thanksgiving.
Answered by dodge man - Wed Nov 21 00:05:54 2007