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Justice Tax, LLC

Complaints

Customer Complaints Summary

  • 49 total complaints in the last 3 years.
  • 22 complaints closed in the last 12 months.

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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:04/06/2023

    Type:Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    AnsweredMore info

    Complaint statuses

    Resolved:
    The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
    Unresolved:
    The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
    Answered:
    The business addressed the issues within the complaint, but the consumer either a) did not accept the response, OR b) did not notify BBB as to their satisfaction.
    Unanswered:
    The business failed to respond to the dispute.
    Unpursuable:
    BBB is unable to locate the business.
    2022 i hired this firm to take care of tax dept and find out what aws going on i paid them almost three grand with no results what so ever i have done went through three different people from their firm thats supposed to be handling my case NO RESULTS AND WHEN THEY SEND ME AN EMAIL ITS ALWAYS B.S. THEY SAY ITS MY FAULT AND IM THE REASON THEY HAVE NO RESULTS MY GIRLFRIEND SENT THEM OVER 500 FAXES FOR INFO THEY NEEDED FIRST TIME IT GOT LOST SO SAY WHENEVER THEY DO CONTACT ME ITS ALWAYS EXCUSES AND PUTTING ME OFF

    Business Response

    Date: 04/21/2023

    ***  ******* ** ***** *******
    *** ***  *********

    **** *** ********

    Thank you for forwarding the written
    concerns of our Client, ***** ******* ********** for review and response.  Due to the confidential nature of our
    Client’s financial and tax status, this response will be limited to
    non-confidential matters.  If you require
    additional information or response, please advise.

    The gravamen of *** ********* complaint
    is that he maintains that Justice Tax (“Company”) has not provided Services and
    that there have been no results on his case due to delays.  Additionally, *** ******* alleges that
    Justice Tax has advised him that the reason for the lack of results is due to
    his actions/inactions.  Finally, he
    maintains that his girlfriend has sent over 500 faxes to Justice Tax and they
    were lost.

    *** ******* is (partially) correct.  The results achieved on Client’s case have
    been delayed and the expected results have not been achieved.  *** ******* is also correct that his
    girlfriend sent over information and documentation to the Company.  However, what Client fails to properly
    explain is why and what Company has been doing to try to remedy this situation.

    First, the reason why Client’s case
    was/is delayed is because Client represented to Company that he was fully
    compliant with his prior years IRS filings.  Such is not the case.  Company
    pulled the official IRS transcripts for Client and it was determined that he is
    delinquent in his filings for multiple years. Client maintains that he had
    someone file those past returns on his behalf and he would provide them.  Repeated requests were made by the Company
    for those filed returns but the Client has failed to provide them.  Note:  The IRS and the State of Georgia have no record of the filings of the
    relevant returns either. 

    Further, Client was advised on
    multiple occasions that without copies of the actual returns for proof of
    filing, a tax resolution could not be completed. Client was further advised
    that if he could not produce the prior years returns then those returns would
    have to be prepared again at an additional cost and additional time.  Note: preparation and filing of these
    back taxes were not included in the Services contracted with Company due to the
    fact that Client represented to Company that they were in fact filed. Again, no
    evidence of such filing is with the IRS, State of Georgia or provided by
    Client.  Company remains ready, willing
    and able to assist Client but it is necessary for the prior years tax returns
    to be located and reviewed for prepared and filed.

    Client also advised in his inquiry to
    BBB that his girlfriend “sent over 500 faxes” to Company.  Such is not the case.  Yes, documents were sent by Client (through his
    girlfriend) but those documents were not requested documents necessary for
    Company to complete the contracted Services, were incomplete, were missing
    pages and/or not properly filled out. Again, this was explained to Client. The
    documents needed to be resent multiple times until the (partial) information
    was received. 

    Again, as set forth above, at all
    times material hereto, Company was ready, willing and able to and has in fact
    been in contact with Client.  Any delays
    in response or action were due as well to the actions and inactions of
    Client.  Additionally, at all times
    material hereto Client was not prejudiced by any such temporarily delayed
    actions/inactions of either party.  Multiple
    Services were performed by Company over and above the fees paid by the Client
    to Company.  We look forward to
    continuing to work with Client in the provision of contracted for services and
    resolution of his tax matters. 

    Thank you for providing Justice Tax
    with the opportunity to provide this response.  We look forward to a timely resolution of this matter.

    Respectfully submitted,

    Justice Tax
  • Initial Complaint

    Date:01/17/2023

    Type:Product Issues
    Status:
    AnsweredMore info

    Complaint statuses

    Resolved:
    The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
    Unresolved:
    The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
    Answered:
    The business addressed the issues within the complaint, but the consumer either a) did not accept the response, OR b) did not notify BBB as to their satisfaction.
    Unanswered:
    The business failed to respond to the dispute.
    Unpursuable:
    BBB is unable to locate the business.
    Good morning Madam/Sir,
    My husband and I, ****** *** **** ********* /are reaching out to you because we have been the subject of a scam. We have unfortunately a company called Justice Taxes online, they have misuse and violated our trust. We gave them power of attorney and authorized them to deal with the *** on our behalf and on the promise of to correct our previous years taxes. Our accountant did miss a few items consequently we had to pay much higher Taxes. Justice Taxes promised to contact the *** and correct our taxes. We initially agreed to pay the amount of $1,331.25 to be paid automatically monthly deducted from our checking account at ***** ****** They have withdrawn the total amount of $3,993.75. We have reached out to Justice Taxes to learn about the progress of our case but we received run-arounds and made empty promises. We have tried calling them several times but only a few of our calls were returned, they were buying time so they charged us more without producing any results. Basically we were unable to have a productive phone conversation with Justice Taxes. Finally and after many inquiries, we were told that they had many other clients besides us so were told to keep making payments without any expectation and results being produced and the *** being contacted. Unfortunately, and after the passing of three months, we have learned that they are trying hard to keep us as a client and receive any amount of money irrespective of the amount and no matter how low the amount. We decided to cancel the payments. The Justice Taxes failed to fulfill their part of the contract. We have realized the Justice Taxes is a scammer and fraudulent company online deceiving many individuals like us. We have searched, found and retained another CPA who presently is helping us and dealing with the *** on our behalf. We would like to suggest that you conduct an investigation into their fraudulent activities. The Justice Taxes is an online company looking to take advantage of unsuspecting victims like us and it's not fair. Thank you very much for your time and assistance, Please do not hesitate to contact us by call at your convenience!

    Respectfully,
    Efat and Soheil *********
    (818)370-4615

    Business Response

    Date: 01/23/2023

    Re: ******
    of ****** and **** *********
    BBB ID #
    ********

    Dear Ms.
    ********

      Thank you for forwarding the written concerns
    of our former Clients, ****** ********* and his wife, **** to our office for
    review and response.  Due to the confidential
    nature of our Client’s financial and tax status, this response will be limited
    to non-confidential ******s.  If you
    require additional information or response, please advise.  As our dealings were primarily with ******
    *********, we will direct our response to refer to Mr. ********* but the
    response is applicable to both **** and ****** *********. 

    Mr. *********  became a client of Justice Tax (“Company”) on May
    27, 2022.  He presented with a number of
    state and federal tax issues involving not only is personal returns but
    business returns as well.  He was seeking
    the protection of his assets from collection and other actions by the State of
    California as well as the ***.  Mr.
    ********* was charged a fee for the Services to be performed and all of the
    terms and conditions and obligations of the parties were set forth in a Client
    Services Agreement which Mr. ********* reviewed, acknowledged,
    signed, and initialed each page. 

    Respectfully,
    let it suffice to say that Company denies and disagrees with Mr. *********’s
    rendition of what he maintains transpired.  However, we would like to briefly address the gravamen of Mr.
    *********’s issues, to wit:  that there
    was no contact by Company with Mr. *********, that he was charged for Services
    not performed.  Such is not the case.

    At all times
    throughout the representation of Mr. *********, he was kept fully informed as
    to what was transpiring and what would occur.  Our client file is replete with contact and attempts to contact Mr.
    ********* advising him of the status of his case.  The problem is that what Mr. ********* wanted
    to happen was for the State of California and the *** to reduce the amount of
    taxes that he and his business owed BEFORE the State and *** even had a chance
    to receive and review the information and documentation and tax returns
    submitted by (and to be submitted by) Company to the State and subsequently to
    the ***.  Mr. ********* was also advised
    on repeated occasions that it was necessary to resolve issues with the State
    before resolving the issues with the ***.  He did not want to hear this. 

    There were
    multiple telephone calls and written correspondence between Company and Mr.
    ********* between June and September, 2022 while his case was being worked and
    submissions to the State were prepared and submitted.  In September, 2022, Mr. ********* went silent
    and refused to communicate or respond to inquires from Company. Company
    continued to reach out to Mr. ********* and continued to work on his case
    despite his failure to communicate.  Finally, on October 25, 2022 Mr. ********* sent an email to Company
    requesting that Company “stop contacting me”.  In an effort to find out what was going on with Mr. ********* and to
    advise him of the status of his case, Company continued to contact Mr.
    ********* to no avail.  On November 11,
    2022, Mr. ********* sent an email to Company to “cease and desist any
    contact”.  It should be noted that at all
    times throughout the representation, Mr. ********* was receiving the multiple
    emails and phone messages sent to him.  Additionally, at that point in time, Company had completed the Services
    necessary in preparation of the filing of the returns to the State.  As such, all that was left to do was to await
    the consideration and issuance by the State and thereafter, the filing with the
    IRS would be perfunctory.

    As specifically
    concerns Mr. *********’s claim that he was charged for Services not performed,
    again, such is not the case.  Mr.
    ********* made two payments toward the cost of his Services which was less than
    one-third of his agreed to Fee for Services.  After making these two payments, Mr. ********* stopped making payments to
    Company despite the fact that over 75% of the contracted for Services were
    completed.  Had Mr. ********* contacted
    Company or responded to emails and telephone calls trying to address his
    concerns, his ****** would have been resolved by now.

    It should also
    be noted that Mr. ********* has already sought to complain in other forums and
    sought to obtain a refund of the partial Fees paid for full Services
    rendered.  All of those complaints and
    inquires have been reviewed, denied, and dismissed. 

    Justice Tax was
    always ready, willing, and able to (and did) provide Services to Mr. *********.  Had he reached out and contacted Company
    prior to filing his inquires rather than avoiding contact from and with
    Company, we would have been able to assist him further and his resolutions with
    the State and *** would have been resolved. 

    Thank you for
    providing Justice Tax the opportunity to provide this response. 

    We look forward
    to the resolution of this ******.

    Respectfully
    submitted,

    Justice Tax

    Customer Answer

    Date: 02/01/2023

    From: ****** ********* <******************>
    Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2023 10:58 AM
    To: Info <*****************>
    Subject: Re: You have a new message from the BBB of Northeast Florida in regards to your complaint #*********

     

     

     

    Dear Ms. *******,

    Good morning, this is **** *********, the wife of ****** *********. I must admit that I made four major mistakes as I searched online for help for us both and introduced Justice Taxes to my husband. I am the wife who signed their contract, gave power of attorney to their lawyer ****** *****, that provided me with a deceitful and tricky Contract.  I failed to see the True Reviews that others shared about Justice Taxes, being a Fraudulent and Scam Company, informing the public that Justice Taxes and their Employees are bunch of Professional Scammers, Hunting UNSUSPECTING Desperate people in Need of Serious Tax Help and Relief, taking families through hell. This company has stated NOTHING but Lies to the BBB response. They have convinced our bank through their illegal fraud method as well to take our money, while never provided promised services. As clients we were yelled at, told we're not the only clients, disrespected and ignored, when we tried to call the Attorney's office by his Assistant. The last time I called, because we were late with the monthly payment, they suggested a lower payment so they could get any amount of money. It was at that point we were suspicious and questioned their business. Our last email to Justice Taxes was sent by our Attorney. We would now like this email forwarded by BBB. We need your help to please, stop this corrupt company, with their manipulation and causing Clients Undue, Unnecessary Stresses by them Destroying families Financially. 

     

    A copy of our last email to Justice Taxes, Written by our attorney is attached. 

    Also, some Google reviews are attached, please check them out.

     

    Thank you for your time!

     

    Respectfully,

    **** *** ****** *********

    CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION

    Protected by Evidence Code §1152 and §1154

     

     

    Mr. **** **********

    Please accept this email as a request for a refund amount of $3,993.75. This is the total amount payment paid to Justice Tax LLC (**), pursuant to the agreement signed on May 25, 2022.

               According to section 15 of the agreement, the scope of services to be performed include but was not limited to:

    STATE INCOME TAX DEBT RESOLUTION (PERSONAL)

    **********

    The client has indicated to Justice Tax, LLC they are being pursued by a State Taxing Authority for personal income tax.  Justice Tax, LLC will assign a Licensed Tax Professional (Attorney, CPA, Enrolled Agent) to represent Client with the State Taxing Agency.  The Licensed Professional will review the facts and circumstances of the case to determine the appropriate course of action.  Client understands State collection rules can vary and the Licensed Representatives will discuss all options with the Client prior to negotiating a formal agreement. 

    The agreement states that the work will be done and performed in relation to paid fees. From May 25, 2022, to Aug 25, 2022, when the 4th payment was due, three (3) payments equal to 33% of the total amount were paid. However, ** breached the agreement by failing to assign a licensed CPA or attorney on time and when the first payment was made. ** failed to perform its duties as promised under sections 5 and 15 of the agreement.

    Accordingly, I suffered significant harm due to **’s failure to assign a licensed CPA or attorney within the promised time to start the negotiation or inform the IRS of our request for negotiation.

    Furthermore, it is my contention that ** was negligent in the handling of my file.  I believe ** knew or should have known that it will not be able to perform its duties to assign a licensed CPA or attorney who can timely represent me, however, ** made a representation that a licensed CPA or attorney would be assigned to my file which I relied on at the time of signing the agreement.

    Therefore, pursuant to Section 4 of the agreement, I am requesting a refund of the sum of payments to **, $3,993.75. In the event you disagree with this request, please provide all documents related to my account and assignment of the account to a licensed CPA or an attorney and all their communications with the State and Federal Tax authorities.

    This letter is a formal request that you preserve and not alter any evidence, including but not limited to photographs, video recordings, recorded audio or computer media, measurements, real evidence, documents, materials, and all other evidence and things relating to the incident presently in your possession or the possession of your employee or agent in relation to this matter. This includes, but is not limited to, all documents, whether paper, electronic, or otherwise stored, relative to the subject provided in general.

    Please find that I expressly reserve all rights, at law and in equity and that this letter does not constitute a waiver of any rights or remedies otherwise available. 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Complaint: 18808591


    I am rejecting this response because:


    Regards,


    Efat *********






    Business Response

    Date: 02/07/2023

    February 7, 2023

    Re: ****** ** ****** *** **** *********
    BBB ID # ********

    Dear Ms. *******:

    Please be advised that we are in receipt of your notice dated
    February 1, 2023 attaching the “complaint” filed by **** and ****** *********
    on January 26, 2023.  As reflected in the
    BBB ID# referenced above, this is the same “complaint” that was previously
    submitted by Mr. and Mrs. ********* to the BBB and which “complaint” was closed
    by the BBB by letter dated January 31, 2023.  As such, other than the unfounded additional vitriolic attack by the
    *********s against Justice Tax (“Company”)  the same facts and events that transpired remain and the same response
    filed by Company on January 20, 2023 is applicable and requested to be made a
    part of this response. 

    We would however like to point out that multiple attempts were
    made by Company to address Mr. and Mrs. *********’s alleged concerns but they
    were unproductive in that all they were interested in was receiving a full
    refund and all of their money back despite the fact that Services were rendered
    by Company and the *********s received the benefit of those Services but then
    decided that after the majority of the work was completed, they did not want to
    pay for that work.  As set forth below,
    this is not an isolated incident by the *********s and unfortunately Company
    was not aware of the prior instances and attempts by the *********s to “strong
    arm” other businesses and individuals that they do business with in an attempt
    to secure goods and services without having to pay for them.  When they are faced with push back from the
    business or individual wanting to be paid, rather than try to address their
    issues respectfully and responsively, the *********s chose to resort to social
    media and other postings to try to “bully” the business or individual to yield
    to their unfounded demands.

    Respectfully, just as Justice Tax fights for our clients, so too
    do we fight for our reputation and good name.

    Even just a cursory review of records produces multiple lawsuits
    and claims filed by and against “Soheil *********” by the likes of **** *****
    Company, Discover Bank, Mercury Insurance and others.  Not surprising, they seem to always claim to
    be the “victim” rather than the one who is victimizing. 

    Justice Tax remains ready, willing and able to complete the final
    tax resolution filings on behalf of **** and ****** *********.  However, this will require that they pay for
    the work and Services completed to date. 

     I can assure you that had the
    Idekhanis  contacted Company and
    conducted themselves appropriately and respectfully, this matter would have
    been resolved and they would not be facing the state/federal issues that they
    are currently dealing with. 

    Again, thank you for allowing Justice Tax the opportunity to
    respond to these spurious and unfounded allegations. 

    For your ease of reference, pasted below is the response filed by
    Company on January 2, 2023 to the initial allegations made. 

    --------------------------------------
    Dear Ms. *******:

      Thank you for forwarding
    the written concerns of our former Clients, ****** ********* and his wife, ****
    to our office for review and response.  Due to the confidential nature of our Client’s financial and tax status,
    this response will be limited to non-confidential matters.  If you require additional information or
    response, please advise.  As our dealings
    were primarily with ****** *********, we will direct our response to refer to
    Mr. ********* but the response is applicable to both **** and ******
    *********. 

    Mr. *********  became a
    client of Justice Tax (“Company”) on May 27, 2022.  He presented with a number of state and
    federal tax issues involving not only is personal returns but business returns
    as well.  He was seeking the protection
    of his assets from collection and other actions by the State of California as
    well as the ****  Mr. ********* was charged
    a fee for the Services to be performed and all of the terms and conditions and
    obligations of the parties were set forth in a Client Services Agreement which Mr. ********* reviewed, acknowledged, signed, and
    initialed each page. 

    Respectfully, let it suffice to say that Company denies and
    disagrees with Mr. *********’s rendition of what he maintains transpired.  However, we would like to briefly address the
    gravamen of Mr. *********’s issues, to wit:  that there was no contact by Company with Mr. *********, that he was
    charged for Services not performed.  Such
    is not the case.

    At all times throughout the representation of Mr. *********, he
    was kept fully informed as to what was transpiring and what would occur.  Our client file is replete with contact and
    attempts to contact Mr. ********* advising him of the status of his case.  The problem is that what Mr. ********* wanted
    to happen was for the State of California and the *** to reduce the amount of
    taxes that he and his business owed BEFORE the State and *** even had a chance
    to receive and review the information and documentation and tax returns
    submitted by (and to be submitted by) Company to the State and subsequently to
    the ****  Mr. ********* was also advised
    on repeated occasions that it was necessary to resolve issues with the State
    before resolving the issues with the ****  He did not want to hear this. 

    There were multiple telephone calls and written correspondence
    between Company and Mr. ********* between June and September 2022 while his
    case was being worked and submissions to the State were prepared and
    submitted.  In September 2022, Mr.
    ********* went silent and refused to communicate or respond to inquiries from
    Company. Company continued to reach out to Mr. ********* and continued to work
    on his case despite his failure to communicate.  Finally, on October 25, 2022 Mr. ********* sent an email to Company
    requesting that Company “stop contacting me”.  In an effort to find out what was going on with Mr. ********* and to advise
    him of the status of his case, Company continued to contact Mr. ********* to no
    avail.  On November 11, 2022, Mr.
    ********* sent an email to Company to “cease and desist any contact”.  It should be noted that at all times throughout
    the representation, Mr. ********* was receiving the multiple emails and phone
    messages sent to him.  Additionally, at
    that point in time, Company had completed the Services necessary in preparation
    of the filing of the returns to the State.  As such, all that was left to do was to await the consideration and
    issuance by the State and thereafter, the filing with the *** would be
    perfunctory.

    As specifically concerns Mr. *********’s claim that he was charged
    for Services not performed, again, such is not the case.  Mr. ********* made two payments toward the
    cost of his Services which was less than one-third of his agreed to Fee for
    Services.  After making these two
    payments, Mr. ********* stopped making payments to Company despite the fact
    that over 75% of the contracted for Services were completed.  Had Mr. ********* contacted Company or
    responded to emails and telephone calls trying to address his concerns, his
    matter would have been resolved by now.

    It should also be noted that Mr. ********* has already sought to
    complain in other forums and sought to obtain a refund of the partial Fees paid
    for full Services rendered.  All of those
    complaints and inquires have been reviewed, denied, and dismissed. 

    Justice Tax was always ready, willing, and able to (and did)
    provide Services to Mr. *********.  Had he
    reached out and contacted Company prior to filing his inquires rather than
    avoiding contact from and with Company, we would have been able to assist him
    further and his resolutions with the State and *** would have been resolved. 

    Thank you for providing Justice Tax the opportunity to provide
    this response. 

    We look forward to the resolution of this matter.

    Respectfully submitted,

    Justice Tax
  • Initial Complaint

    Date:01/05/2023

    Type:Product Issues
    Status:
    AnsweredMore info

    Complaint statuses

    Resolved:
    The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
    Unresolved:
    The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
    Answered:
    The business addressed the issues within the complaint, but the consumer either a) did not accept the response, OR b) did not notify BBB as to their satisfaction.
    Unanswered:
    The business failed to respond to the dispute.
    Unpursuable:
    BBB is unable to locate the business.
    Justice Tax is withholding my funds in the amount of $1000.The level of incompetence in that office is unconscionable.People reach out to this company to settle tax issue and they scam them of their funds.
    Agents at Justice Tax make mistake after mistake after mistake and seemingly it is always the customers fault.Total scam tactics.Total gaslight.There needs to be some kind of answer to this level of theft.I need some assistance retrieving my funds..Any help would be greatly appreciated

    Business Response

    Date: 01/12/2023

    *** ******* ** *** *****
    *** *** ********


    **** *** ********

    Thank you for forwarding (received January 6, 2023) the written concerns of our former Client,
    *** ***** to our office for review and response. Due to the confidential nature of our Client’s
    financial and tax status, this response will be limited to non-confidential matters. If you require
    additional information or response, please advise.

    *** ***** became a client of Justice Tax (“Company”) on or about December 19, 2022. He
    presented with a routine tax issue involving tax debt that he owed to the State of California. In an
    effort to accommodate *** ***** due to his financial limitations, Company agreed to a reduced
    servicing fee for contracted Services and allowed him to stretch his monthly payments out for a
    period of 6 months.

    As is the normal routine and as *** ***** was advised, it was necessary that he sign a Power of
    Attorney (POA) to allow Justice Tax to represent him in his pending tax matter. As is also
    customary, a Welcome Call was scheduled and held on December 20, 2022 with the Client
    explaining what will happen with his case, what would be needed from him, who to contact with
    any questions and laying out and providing reasonable expectations to the Client. A Financial
    Disclosure Form and POA was electronically sent to *** ***** at the email address that he
    provided. Due to the urgency of his conversation and assurances that he would sign and send back
    the POA, Justice Tax assigned his case to a Case Manager and began working his file.
    Per Mr. Campi’s request a follow-up call was set for December 22, 2022 whereby *** ***** went
    on in detail about his current situation and how his business failed and that he is the victim of
    multiple individuals and businesses interfering with his life. It was explained to *** ***** that we
    are here to help him but he has to follow certain steps and procedures, the first of which is that he
    has to sign and return the documents sent to him to allow us to file with the State to represent
    him. He advised that he would go to the local library and send back the requested (and needed)
    documents.

    Thereafter, *** ***** contacted Justice Tax to advise that he did not receive the documents. He
    claimed that Justice Tax was incompetent as he has premium email service and that we never sent
    the documents. Note: our server shows the documents sent to the email address he provided. He
    further advised that he was going out of town and to call him on Thursday, December 29th at
    9:00am. *** ***** was called at that time and during the call he stated that Justice Tax is
    incompetent a second time because the representative that he spoke with previously lied to him by
    telling him that the Case Manager lives in Boston (Note: what was told to *** ***** is that the
    Case Manager is from Boston). He again states he does not have the POA in his email and asks for
    it to be (regular) mailed to him. *** ***** was advised that we would accommodate him by
    mailing the POA to him and will again send him the POA by email just in case he can now retrieve it
    and electronically sign and send back so we can move forward with filing the POA and pulling his
    transcripts. *** ***** called back a second time on the 29th ranting that the Justice Tax
    representative he spoke with earlier lied to him again and allegedly told him that he did receive the
    POA but that he threw it in the trash. (Note: What the Case Manager told him was that maybe the
    email went into his trash or spam folder by mistake and to look there).

    A third call was made by *** ***** on December 29th at which time he advised that due to the
    incompetence of Justice Tax he wanted to cancel and wanted his money back. As is standard
    protocol, a representative from our Client Care department reached out to *** ***** to find out
    what happened and how to resolve. During that call, *** ***** advised that he was stressed and
    that it was not our fault and that he wanted to continue with Justice Tax handling his matter. He
    was remined that we still needed his POA and that as soon as he gets the one sent via email or the
    one put in the mail to sign and send back. He advised he would.

    The following Monday, January 2nd, *** ***** called the Company and advised that he wanted to
    cancel. Thereafter, he would call Justice Tax multiple times on a daily basis. He insisted on
    speaking with the person from Client Care who calmed him down and was nice to him. That
    individual was a lunch at the time so *** ***** was transferred to a Manager to address his
    concerns.

    During this call, it was explained to *** ***** that his request for cancellation was with the Client
    Care department and is being reviewed as work was in fact performed on his file. Note: this was
    24 hours after his request for cancellation. *** ***** was quite animated on this call and was not
    understanding what was being told to him, to wit: that the representative was at lunch, that the
    Manager was not fully familiar with his case and circumstances and that when the representative
    was back, he would have him call him. *** ***** insisted on a more precise time line and refund
    amount advising that if he did not get answers now, he would “call his people and they will take
    care of it” going on to state that “I have resources and this is going to end badly for you” adding
    that “you have 72 hours to get me my money”. This call went on for 48 minutes with *** *****
    being incoherent and the Manager trying to calm him down telling him that it will be resolved but
    he has to wait for the person in charge to review and contact him when he gets back from lunch.
    Subsequent attempts to contact and address this matter with *** ***** were unsuccessful.

    On January 5th, 2023, a Senior Manager of Company contacted *** ***** after review of his file. Mr.
    Campi agreed to a refund amount of his fees paid per the contract and the closing paperwork was
    sent to him at that time. He was advised that as soon as he receives and returns his refund form
    he will receive his monies the following day. *** ***** signed and sent back his refund form on
    January 10th and the refund was processed that same day.

    This matter has been contractually resolved to the satisfaction of all parties. 

    Thank you for providing Justice Tax the opportunity to provide this response.

    We look forward to the resolution of this matter.

    Respectfully submitted,
    Justice Tax
  • Initial Complaint

    Date:10/26/2022

    Type:Billing Issues
    Status:
    ResolvedMore info

    Complaint statuses

    Resolved:
    The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
    Unresolved:
    The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
    Answered:
    The business addressed the issues within the complaint, but the consumer either a) did not accept the response, OR b) did not notify BBB as to their satisfaction.
    Unanswered:
    The business failed to respond to the dispute.
    Unpursuable:
    BBB is unable to locate the business.
    I was told by the Senior Consultant **** ***** that Justice Tax has a 5 star rating and been in business for 21 years and they have helped many people who were in the same position that I am in. I was transferred to ******* ***** & he somehow got some information on my back taxes and said I have some old liens on my property that he can get removed. I mentioned to him that I was wanting to get a Reverse Mortgage but I had to get those liens off my property. He tells me what their fee is which was a bit pricey but I am in a position of loosing everything if I didn't get any help right away. He set me up with a loan of $9,950 from the bank that they work with so they will get paid for their services. About 2 weeks later I received a call from Mr. ***** saying in a round about way that he cannot help me and that I should call Reverse Mortgage to see if they can get me enough money on the equity of my home to pay IRS off. I was livid that I was given all these promises and then later tell me they can't help me. I called the bank to cancel that loan and they informed me that Justice Tax would have to agree to cancel the contract before the loan can be cancelled. I talked to Mr. ***** yesterday and told him I wanted to cancel my contract with them so that the bank can cancel that loan before the first payment comes due on Nov. 4th. He asked if he lowered the price, would I reconsider? I don't trust anything Mr ***** has to offer. I looked up what Justice Tax really charges and what I found was and I'm quoting "that fees vary depending on the size and complexity of each case. However, you can expect the cost of Justice Tax services to start at $450. According to Justice Tax, the average customer will pay $3950 in fees." unquote. My question is, why am I being charged almost 3 times that amount?? I lost my husband in 2020 and barely surviving on social security. I should have never called Justice Tax for help. Please help me in any way you can.
    ****** *****

    Business Response

    Date: 11/04/2022

    Dear Ms.
    *******:

      Thank you
    for forwarding the written concerns of our Client, ****** ***** to our office
    for review and response.  Due to the confidential nature of our Client’s
    financial and tax status, this response will be limited to non-confidential
    matters.  If you require additional information or response, please
    advise.

    Mrs. *****
    became a client of Justice Tax on or about October 5, 2022.  She presented
    with a complex tax situation with existing liens and significant outstanding
    debt owed to the IRS and owning multiple real estate assets with significant
    equity available to satisfy this debt.  This tax obligation was joint with
    her deceased husband. It was STRONGLY recommended that she enter into an
    Affordable Settlement Plan with the IRS and pull the equity out of one of her
    properties to satisfy and release the IRS debt in full and most likely wind up
    with additional monies in her pocket.  The issue is that what the Client
    wanted to occur, she would not qualify for due to her ownership of multiple
    assets.  This was explained to her on multiple occasions.  At all
    times material hereto, Justice Tax was able to and was prepared to represent
    and resolve her outstanding debt owed to the IRS, release the existing liens
    and allow her to proceed forward debt free.  This would have also allowed
    her to achieve her other goal, to wit: to secure a Reverse Mortgage on her
    other property to provide ample income to meet her ongoing
    expenses.   Again, Justice Tax prepared and presented the best
    resolution for our Client.

    Each case and
    Client that Justice Tax represents is unique and each client is evaluated as to
    what services they need and what the cost of those services will be.  The
    resolution structure that Justice Tax prepared for Mrs. ***** was in the best
    interest of our Client.  Justice Tax remains prepared to represent and
    advocate for our Client and resolve her current tax debt. 

    We have
    continued to reach out to our Client to discuss the status of this matter and
    resolve any outstanding issues.   

    We look forward
    to the resolution of this matter.

    Respectfully
    submitted,

    Justice Tax

    Business Response

    Date: 01/26/2023

    Re:      Inquiry of ****** *****
    ID#:  ********

    Dear Ms.
    ********

    Please be
    advised that we are in receipt of the supplemental inquiry filed by our former
    Client ****** *****.  As this matter was
    fully briefed and resolved by BBB Arbitration, Justice Tax (“Company”) will
    limit this response specifically to the claim by Ms. *****, to wit:  that allegedly Justice Tax “did not carry out
    the resolution as promised”.  Such is not
    the case.

    After a full
    hearing in front of the Arbitrator Company was advised that we would be
    receiving a decision within three (3) business days from the date of the
    hearing.  Due to issues with transmission
    and receipt of the findings, Company did not receive the findings until January
    10, 2023.  Incident to the hearing and as
    supported by the findings, Client was fully aware that she was not receiving a “refund”
    (i.e.: a payment made directly to her).  Rather, and as clearly represented to her, she was going to receive a
    reduction on her outstanding loan balance in the same way that she received her
    first adjustment which also was by a reduction in her outstanding loan
    balance.  This in compliance with the
    decision of the Arbitrator.

    Again as for the
    timing of this transaction, Company received the decision of the Arbitrator on
    Tuesday, January 10, 2023. In compliance, Company sent to the BBB the Refund
    and Release form which Ms. ***** was required to sign.  The BBB sent it to Mrs. ***** that same day
    and it was returned to Company on Wednesday, January 11th.  Representatives of Company initiated the loan
    reduction that same day.  It was
    acknowledged by the Lender who advised they would process accordingly.  The Lender acknowledged to Company that they
    had adjusted Ms. *****’s account on January 20th.

    At all times
    material hereto, Company complied with all requirements and directives incident
    to this matter and the findings of the Arbitrator.  Receipt of the loan reduction can be verified
    with Ms. *****.

    Thank you for
    affording us the opportunity to respond and to provide the facts and
    circumstances as they transpired.

    Please confirm
    that this matter is resolved at this juncture. 


    Respectfully
    submitted,

    Justice Tax

    Customer Answer

    Date: 01/27/2023

    [A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business's response.  If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]


    Better Business Bureau:


    I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ********, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. 





    Regards,



    ****** *****




     

  • Initial Complaint

    Date:08/08/2022

    Type:Product Issues
    Status:
    AnsweredMore info

    Complaint statuses

    Resolved:
    The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
    Unresolved:
    The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
    Answered:
    The business addressed the issues within the complaint, but the consumer either a) did not accept the response, OR b) did not notify BBB as to their satisfaction.
    Unanswered:
    The business failed to respond to the dispute.
    Unpursuable:
    BBB is unable to locate the business.
    I retained this company to negotiate on my behalf With the IRS to find out exactly why i owed back taxes, tyr to negotiate a settlement or payment plan. Then they were to do my 2021 Income taxes. They never found out why I owed the money just the IRS said so. I went ahead and agreed to the payment plan with the IRS. They finally completed my 2021 income tax forms on April 15 the day taxes were due. She stated I owed $11,342.00 for 2021 and would add $150.00 to my payment plan agreement. I never got an acknowledgement from the IRS about the change in scheduled payment. I have email my contact at Justice Tax on several occasions with no response to address this particular issue. When I agreed to do this I was told they would find out the exact reason as to why I owed this money and then negotiate a settlement. I am requested only that they do what they said or refund my money.

    Business Response

    Date: 08/24/2022



    August 24, 2022

    SENT VIA EMAIL: ****
    ******* (*****************)
    BBB of Northeast Florida &
    Southeast Atlantic
    4417 Beach Blvd., Suite 202
    Jacksonville, FL  32207

    Re: ****** ** ******
    BBB ID: ********

    Dear Ms. *******:

    Please be advised that we are in
    receipt of the inquiry by our  (former) client,
    ****** ** ****** (“Client”). The following is in response.

    *** ****** asserts that he
    retained Justice Tax (“Company”) to negotiate on his behalf with the IRS
    regarding his past due taxes as well as to negotiate a settlement/payment plan
    with the IRS for such back taxes owed.  Finally,
    *** ****** advises that he also retained Company to review his 2020 tax return
    and file his 2021 income taxes with the IRS.   He is correct and those are in fact the Services provided by Company for
    and on behalf of Client.  Finally, **.
    ****** maintains that Company was not responsive to his requests for
    information.  Such is not the case.

    Due to the confidential nature of
    the dealings between, and Services provided by Company to Client, coupled with
    the public posting of this response, we are limited in what we can disclose
    regarding the representation, financial condition, and the personal tax matters
    of our Client.  However, let it suffice
    to say that *** ******’s contracted for Services were satisfactorily completed
    on or about May 6, 2022, including the filing of all tax returns and the
    negotiation and completion of an Installment Agreement on behalf of *** ****** with
    the IRS.  Additionally, between December
    2021 and May 2022 (approximately 6 months) there was routine communication
    between Company and Client, much of which was repeated requests by Company to
    Client to provide necessary information and documentation to further Client’s
    case.

    *** ****** was routinely updated
    on the status of his matters and detailed explanations were provided by Company
    representatives as to the then current status of Client’s tax obligations, what
    was being negotiated on his behalf and what those amounts would be that he
    would be required to pay toward his  balances.  Throughout this process, options were provided to Client and fully
    discussed with him.  Additionally, prior
    to the final resolution and submission of the Installment Agreement, Client was
    contacted, his options discussed, a decision was made by Client and that
    decision was reflected in Client’s approval and the submission of the
    Installment Agreement. 





    All of Clients’ contracted for
    Services were provided and paid for.  Client
    has and continues to receive the benefits of the Services provided by
    Company. 

    We would be happy to address any
    concerns that *** ****** has directly between he and representatives of Justice
    Tax.  May I suggest that he reach out to
    our Client Care Department at ******************** or toll free at ***** ********. 

    We hope that this response
    provides you with clarification and explanation regarding the status of
    Client’s matter.


    Thank you for providing Justice
    Tax with the opportunity to address this matter and provide a detail of the facts
    and events as they occurred.

    If you have any questions in the
    interim, please contact a Justice Tax representative.  Thank you for your attention to this matter.


    Respectfully submitted,
    Justice Tax LLC

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