Razz Tax Services

If you owe the IRS $3,000 or more due to fuel credits, household employee taxes, or a frivolous return filing, you have options!

I help taxpayers resolve these issues and work toward reducing or eliminating their IRS debt. Let’s take the first step toward getting that burden lifted.

Message us to discuss your situation!

If your credit is holding you back from getting approved for things like homes, vehicles, higher limits, or business funding… it’s time to get it handled the right way.

Razz Financial Solutions is the credit repair side of Razz Tax Services.

I help clients remove inaccurate, outdated, and questionable items while also showing you how to actually rebuild your credit step by step.

We work on:
• Collections
• Charge-offs
• Late payments
• Inquiries

Plus real credit-building strategies so you’re not stuck in the same cycle.

This is not an overnight fix, but with the right approach, many people start seeing movement within 30–90 days.

If you’re serious about getting your credit together, message the page to schedule a consultation and see if it’s a good fit.

Serious inquiries only. DMs are open if you have questions.

LET ME CLEAR UP A COMMON TAX CONFUSION!
W-2 WORKERS VS. SELF-EMPLOYED

ARE YOU SELF-EMPLOYED? MAYBE YOU SHOULD STOP AND READ THIS! 💰

IRS contact numbers you’ll want to keep handy this tax season 👇🏽
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Need help navigating any of this? That’s what I’m here for.

If you’re looking for a knowledgeable, reliable tax professional to file your return the right way, work with Razz Tax Services.

📞 (989) 251-1265
📧 [email protected]

🔗 Book an appointment, schedule a consultation, or get a free estimate:
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That IRS letter you ignored last year might be the reason your refund gets delayed.
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Call the Treasury Offset Line before you file to see if you owe anything that could be taken from your refund!

Treasury Offset Line: 1-800-304-3107

This checks for:
• Back taxes
• Child support
• State debts
• Unemployment overpayments

If you owe, the IRS or the state can legally take part or all of your refund.

We are NOT doing the “my tax preparer stole my money” conversations when it was an offset. That’s avoidable if you check first. No excuses this year.