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Lack of Regular Communication One of the first red flags in a tax relief case is poor or inconsistent back taxes communication. If your tax firm isn’t responding to your emails or calls, it may be a sign of delay, inaction, or disorganization. Consistent updates are crucial in managing expectations and ensuring progress is made. Unclear or Missing Paperwork Your firm should provide you with signed documents, IRS forms, and copies of all submissions. If paperwork is vague, missing, or never shared with you, that’s a serious warning sign. Proper documentation is key to resolving tax issues, and any reputable firm should be transparent with these records. No Access to IRS Transcripts IRS transcripts offer an official look at what’s happening with your case. If your firm hasn’t requested or shared these with you, it may indicate they’re not monitoring your account closely—or don’t want you to see a lack of progress. Every case should involve reviewing IRS account tra...