Clear Creek Tax / CCT called about an IRS Tax Lien Filing. Can they help? What do they want?
This post is a review of Clear Creek Tax, aka CCT or Clear Creek Consulting (both locations: Louisville, CO & Greenville, SC) who calls you if the state or IRS files a tax lien against you or your business, if you owe back taxes. Clear Creek Tax does not meet irs back tax help hiring criteria. If you have questions about this post, please reference: BP48.
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Clear Creek Tax Marketing Approach for an IRS Tax Problem:
There are a lot of good tax resolution companies out there. These two links will help you tell who’s who:
You should not hire IRS past due tax help unless you think there is a good reason. The real first question, after a tax lien is filed, is not whom to hire, but “IF” you should hire anyone to help if you owe back taxes to the IRS.
Let’s inject some common sense into the tax problem if you are looking for IRS help. Read the link above, it will help you decide “IF” you actually need to hire IRS back tax help. Have an IRS emergency caused by an IRS bank levy or seizure? Take the time to read both of these links. They are focused on your best interests, not a tax resolution company’s.
- CCT wants you to hire them if you owe back taxes to the IRS. However, do not hire the first tax resolution company you call or calls you about your IRS tax problem. Make them compete for you business with at least one other company who meets the hiring criteria for irs back tax help.
- When an IRS tax lien (IRS Notice of Federal Tax Lien, IRS Form 668(y)) is filed with the county recorder, it becomes public record. Then Clear Creek Tax may collect this information and contact businesses and individuals with IRS tax lien filings, or they may not.
Instead, take control of this IRS tax problem on your terms. Here’s how: (3 steps, 10 minutes)
- STEP 1: Before you have a discussion with Clear Creek Tax, read Google & BBB reviews & complaints.
- STEP 2: When you are ready, call Clear Creek Tax if you are OK with their reviews & complaints and get the name of the person who will represent you and check them out.
- STEP 3: Re-Contact Clear Creek Tax if you are satisfied with Steps 1 & 2. Then get a Second Opinion on How to handle your IRS Tax Debt. (That’s a hint!)
- All the steps for the CCT Review are completed below.
It is valid to be concerned about the IRS’ actions, and to take action yourself, but a knee jerk reaction could cause greater IRS problems down the road. When the IRS goes into enforced collection mode, it’s worth taking a measured approach to fix the tax problem.
STEP 1: Read Google & BBB Reviews & Complaints for Clear Creek Tax in Greenville, SC & Clear Creek Tax in Louisville, CO
After doing some homework on Google, Clear Creek Tax has two locations. Greenville, SC, and Louisville, CO. The addresses are:
Clear Creek Tax/Clear Creek Consulting, Louisville, CO
- 285 Century Pl Ste 200, Louisville, CO 80027
Clear Creek Tax/CCT, Greenville, SC
- 669 N Academy St, #200 Greenville, South Carolina 29601
Clear Creek Tax and Clear Creek Consulting phone numbers: 864-373-6600, 877-434-9829, 303-426-1075, 303-426-1072, (877) 897-5786, (866) 710-1201, (866) 711-7028, (864) 373-9941
Clear Creek Tax’s Better Business Bureau reviews looks like this:
Clear Creek Tax, Louisville, CO, Business started 2003
- Not accredited
- 90 Complaints as of 11/25/2013, up from 55 Complaints as of 5/27/2012.
Clear Creek Tax, Greenville, SC Business started locally 2009
- Not Accredited
- 2 Complaints as of 3/19/2012
When using the BBB to research a tax relief firm, it is probably best to use the BBB as a “de-selector” rather than a reason to hire a tax relief company. The BBB solicits companies to become a member, so it is relatively easy to remain in good standing and keep an “A” letter grade. The nature of the company is better seen by how many complaints they have accumulated over the last 3 years; which is the standard BBB reporting period. A good rule of thumb is no more than one complaint per year, or three complaints total in regard to “Products/Services”. Size and age of a tax resolution company are irrelevant. It really boils down to how they treated their clients during the reporting period.
- Clear Creek Tax should have less than three complaints total. There are plenty of tax resolution companies who meet this standard, so don’t settle for less. If you’re having trouble finding a tax resolution company with 3 complaints or less, I’m happy to help. I can be reached at irsbacktaxhelp@gmail.com.
Clear Creek Tax Reviews & Complaints from Google:
STEP 2: If you are happy with Step 1: Reviews & Complaints call Clear Creek Tax
In the first call, tell Clear Creek Tax you want some general information about the company and the name of the person who will be representing you before you talk to them and then you will return their call.
STEP 3: Re-Contact Clear Creek Tax if you are satisfied with Steps 1 & 2. Then get a Second Opinion on How to handle your IRS Tax Debt. (That’s a hint!)
Knowledge is power, so the second opinion is important. Overall, if you are thinking of hiring them, listen to them and then see what the second opinion says about your tax problems. Of course, we would like to refer that second opinion, but as long as you take the time to do a little homework as listed in the first link above, you’ll probably be fine. Click “About irs back tax help” to learn about us or read irs back tax helpTestimonials to see how we treat people.
If you would like irs back tax help to help with your first or second opinion, I can be reached at irsbacktaxhelp@gmail.com. I do not pressure people in an already stressful situation.
Regards,
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Reviews for Tax Resolution Companies
Tax Resolution Companies that will call you when you owe the IRS back taxes:
- Berkshire Capital Partners / BCP Tax Resolution Reviews & Complaints, Boulder CO
- Omni Financial Reviews & Complaints, CO & FL, Vero Beach FL, and Broomfield CO
- Clear Creek Tax/CCT Reviews & Complaints, Louisville CO, and Greenville SC
- 20/20 Tax Resolution Reviews & Complaints, Broomfield CO
- Phoenix Financial Group Reviews & Complaints, Broomfield CO
- Larson Financial Inc / LFI Reviews & Complaints, Westminster CO
- Safe Harbor Financial Consultants Reviews & Complaints, Westminster CO, Chicago IL
- Union Consulting Reviews & Complaints, Louisville CO
- Nova Financial Group Reviews & Complaints, Wheat Ridge CO
- Fortress Financial Reviews & Complaints, Bend OR
- Ellis Penn Reviews & Complaints, Denver CO, Philadelphia PA
- Integrity Financial Associates / IFA Reviews & Associates, Longmont CO
- M & M Financial Reviews & Complaints, Chicago IL
Tax Resolution Companies that want you to call to help with your IRS tax debt:
If you are getting calls from someone not on the list, shoot me an email and I will create one for you.
Better Business Bureau rates them an “F”. Here is their record:
Customer Complaints Summary
50 complaints closed with BBB in last 3 years | 24 closed in last 12 months
Complaint Type Total Closed Complaints
Advertising / Sales Issues 22
Billing / Collection Issues 2
Problems with Product / Service 26
Delivery Issues 0
Guarantee / Warranty Issues 0
Total Closed Complaints 50
Contact Information
Primary Contact: Mr. Christopher Markwell (President)
Complaint Contact: Ms. Kelli Labelle
Mr. Brandon Cope (Executive Vice President)
303-426-1075
Phone: (877) 897-5786
Fax: (720) 306-4431View
Additional Phone Numbers
285 Century Pl Ste 200, Louisville, CO 80027-1602
Dear Santa,
Their performance speaks for itself, so there’s no need to embellish. Clear Creek Tax has a C+, not an F. There is reason enough for concern. Don’t exaggerate. It’s important that we show facts. Thanks for commenting.
Regards,
irs back tax help
I have a payment plan in place with the IRS and have made timely payments but weekly get letters from them with new amts owed. I also Just got an intent to levy on a year included in plan. Within the last month I have suffered a small stroke due to stress and high blood pressure. How can I lessen the constant harassment ? Can I just go to jail? I’m just so tired of this.
Mary,
I’m sorry you’re dealing with a stroke. My wife works in Neurology, so I have some idea of what it can be like. If the IRS is sending you new liabilities and levies, something is wrong on their end. There is an easier way than going to jail. Have you tried contacting the taxpayer advocate in your area. Here’s the link for their nationwide map, click the state and then select the office nearest you. IRS Taxpayer Advocate Locations