Associated Tax Service
Rip off work at home tas service

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This company is a ripoff as it does not provide the services that it states in their written material.
They are seldom available for online, confernce call training, or tax resolution issues. Also, you may NOT get paid for the clients you provide service to.in other words, your reputation can be reuined just by association.

Once you pay your $149 or $199 for the "opportunity" you are left alone to figure out the business for yourself. If you have not done taxes before, you are better off taking and paying for tax classes through a more "reputable", "well-known", and "established" facility that can provide what they say.

This is a small tiem operation whose Business ethics and Customer Service are deporable and not worth the paper that they print on.

Buyers beware or this "work at home" fraud.


Company: Associated Tax Service
Country: USA
State: Georgia
City: Lithia Springs
Address: 7703 Parkside Drive
Phone: 6789454431
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