FinishLine Tax Solutions

• Guaranteed Service and No Minimum Debt Required
• Wide Variety of Tax Services
• Available Nationwide

Guaranteed Service and No Minimum Debt Required

FinishLine Tax Solutions offers a unique guarantee to its customers that is extremely rare to see. The company provides in writing a guarantee not to stop working on a client’s case until “full tax resolution is reached.” This guarantee is invaluable that a company will not stop until the client is satisfied. 

Along with the unique guarantee policy, the company states it will provide service to anyone in tax debt regardless of the debt amount. Most companies will not work with a client until there is at least $1200 of debt.

Wide Variety of Tax Services

FinishLine Tax Solutions specializes in tax relief and offers a competitive level of service for individuals, the self-employed, and business owners. 
The company’s range of services includes the IRS hardship program, Wage Garnishment Release, Bank Levy Release, IRS Fresh Start Program, and many more. 

With FinishLine having former IRS agents in their employ, the company can be ahead of the curve on current information. This can come in handy when needing to discuss services like IRS Installment Agreements. 

Although FinishLine doesn’t focus primarily on tax-relief, its diversified menu of services can make it a one-stop-shop for all things tax-related. 

Available Nationwide

FinishLine Tax Solutions offers its services to all 50 states. Being available in all states is a unique feature of FinishLine because not all tax resolution companies offer their services to every state. 

Along with being available in all states, FinishLine also has a physical office located in Texas. Many tax relief companies do not offer a physical location, which can cause doubt in legitimacy. 

• Missing Key Accreditations 

Missing Key Accreditations

FinishLine Tax Solutions does not show evidence of having any industry accreditations on its website. Accreditations hold companies to a centralized standard that they must fall into compliance with annually. Audits maintain this standard by specific organizations that manage accreditation, such as the National Tax Association of Tax Professionals (NATP) or the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers (ASTPS).