National Audit Defense Network sold me an online mall and promised certain tax breaks and ongoing support. The company also told me they would file my 2003 taxes for me. I received no support, have sent my tax information to them. Now that they are out of business, I'm told I still have to pay a ...
I lost some money here too, but not as much as most that has posted here because I didn't go with their mall4all scheme. I heard a radio commercial for a NADN free "tax deductions" booklet and thought it might come in handy. I called and was told that based on my salary they could help me ...
National Audit Defense Network (NADN) recently sold me an internet business to which they also sold to 17,000 other clients. Essentially, I paid $2,450 of my money to buy into a business which I thought could make me money and receive tax benefits as well. This assumption is completely wrong and of ...
I am an ex-employee who was ripped off, also. The only ethical department was the tax department so contact your tax preparer. Call information if you have too to find them. Most of them will help you anyway they can. At the end they did not want to work for the company anymore due to all the ...
I was told that every time I clicked on the stores in my mall I would be given credit for my promissory note. I never received any credit. I sent it out to friends and relatives to take a look at the site and never received credit for these people who checked out the stores on the site. I even ...
New York Times: In a Lawsuit, U.S. Accuses a Tax Adviser of Fraud By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON Published: April 15 He Justice Department asked a federal judge yesterday to effectively shut down a business that it says promotes income tax fraud and has bilked the government and 100,000 customers out of ...