Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act Repeals the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act

Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act Repeal

SECTION 13. REPEAL. The following acts and all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed:

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If enacted by this State, the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act should be listed among the statutes repealed.

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Client Owed	Settlement
$430,000	$6,432
$105,000	$5,148
$20,000	$500
$89,645	$15,421
$23,581	$2,200
$50,000	$8,840
$37,514	$7,752

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(Client�s IRS tax debt of $22,000 was settled for $2,900 payable over 24 months at NO interest)

I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you and your staff for helping me with my tax issues. Your assistance has removed the considerable stress associated with trying to communicate reasonable with the IRS.

As you know, I had accrued more than $22,000 in back taxes, interest and penalties. My health was deteriorating and my ability to work was limited. To believe there was a way, or even someone to help with this problem was waning away. I read about your services and quickly contacted your office. Your staff immediately went out of there way to answer my questions and make me feel as ease. Your call to me was reassuring that I had an opportunity to negotiate a reasonable settlement and stop the constant threat of financial ruin.

I especially want to commend Mr. Smith of your office for his understanding and commitment. He was very precise about the efforts ahead and willing to explain and answer any questions in the day-to-day activities of your process.

I would strongly recommend your services to anyone needing help with tax or other issues relating to the IRS. Please do not hesitate to use me as a reference.

Sincerely,

Michael H.

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Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act Repeal

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