Golden Lion Tax Solutions

06/01/2026

The IRS hit our client with an extra $92,000 in taxes ❌ and we knew it wasn’t right.

After a year and a half of fighting for them…

✨ The $92,000 is being returned
✨ PLUS the IRS is paying $38,000+ in interest

This is the kind of relief we live for 💛 Helping clients fight for fairness, peace of mind and a fresh start.

05/30/2026

Tax pros, this one is for you.

Our CEO Morgan Q. Anderson, EA will be at Taxposium 2026 in Cleveland, and I’d love to see you there.

This event is built to help tax professionals stay sharp, keep growing and adapt to what is changing in our industry.

The early registration rate has been extended through June 12, but rates go up beginning June 13.

Use code 26ROCK for $100 off your registration.

Come learn, connect and get ready to rock, sizzle and roll at Taxposium.

05/27/2026

Always happens… 😂

When tax notices start piling up, it can feel easier to avoid the envelope, the portal, the balance, or the paperwork altogether.

But ignoring IRS or state notices does not make the problem go away. In many cases, it gives the situation more time to grow.

The good news is that you do not have to have everything perfectly organized before asking for help. You do not need to understand every letter. You do not need to know which resolution option is right yet.

You just need to take the next step.

Tax debt can feel overwhelming, but it is not hopeless. With the right guidance, there may be a path forward.

There is always a solution.

Schedule a free consultation at goldenliontax.com

05/25/2026

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Their courage, service, and dedication will never be forgotten. As we spend time with family and loved ones this Memorial Day, we pause in gratitude for those who gave everything for the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/24/2026

When you’re facing a tax issue, you deserve support from someone who understands how much is on the line.

Tax debt, IRS letters and unresolved balances can feel heavy. That’s why credentials and continued education matter.

Additional training through programs like the ATPR and AATPR from the NATP helps tax professionals stay better equipped to understand complex cases, guide clients with care and create informed resolution strategies.

This work is about helping people feel supported, informed and less alone while they figure out the next right step.

05/23/2026

Tax issues can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to figure out who to trust.

That’s why credentials and continued education matter.

When a tax professional pursues additional training through programs like the ATPR and AATPR from the NATP, it shows a deeper commitment to understanding IRS issues, taxpayer representation and the people behind the paperwork.

Because this work is personal.

People come in scared, stressed and unsure of what to do next. They deserve someone who is prepared, informed and able to walk them through the process with care.

The right support can make a hard situation feel a lot less lonely.

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

Dealing with the IRS can feel overwhelming when you don’t know what’s happening behind the scenes.

One of the best things taxpayers can do is create an IRS Online Account so they can actually see what’s going on with their tax situation in real time.

Inside the portal, you can view:
• Your IRS balance
• Notices and letters
• Payment history
• Tax records
• Past filings
• Penalties and interest

A lot of stress comes from uncertainty. Having direct access to your information can help you feel more informed, prepared and in control.

You can create or log into your account here:
https://www.irs.gov/payments/your-online-account

05/20/2026

Tax pros: if you work with Offer in Compromise cases, make sure you’re reviewing the updated OIC booklet and staying current on any changes.

The IRS updates forms, standards and guidelines regularly, and missing those updates can impact how you evaluate a client’s eligibility or structure a case strategy.

Staying informed helps you:
• Better assess qualification potential
• Set realistic expectations
• Avoid preventable mistakes
• Strengthen your resolution approach

The more familiar you are with the latest IRS guidance, the better you can support your clients through the process.

You can access the Offer in Compromise booklet directly through the IRS website.

05/20/2026

Tax pros: quick reminder to go check out the updated Offer in Compromise booklet from the IRS.

Even small updates can make a big difference in how you evaluate cases, prepare clients and build a stronger strategy.

The best tax professionals stay sharp, stay informed and continue learning as IRS guidelines evolve.

If OIC work is part of your practice, this is definitely worth reviewing so you can stay ahead and better serve your clients.

The more you understand the process, the more confidently you can guide people through it.