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Curtis E. McAllaster, CPA, Inc.

Certified Tax Resolution Specialist

4870 Santa Monica Avenue
Suite 2C
San Diego, CA 92107

Telephone: (619) 523-3098
Fax: (619) 523-3096
Email: curtis@mtax.com

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"Curtis made my most major source of fear and anxiety a little easier to understand and face."

"Thank you! Meeting you was a blessing! I can actually sleep at night from not worrying!"

"Curtis is competent and can be depended upon. He is very professional in dealing with clients."

"Thank you for being so professional! Thanks for cleaning up my tax nightmare. I can breathe again because of all your hard work! I will surely recommend you to others!"

"You're the best! I no longer live in fear; I can open my mail again and answer the phone."

"I am a satisfied client because all my questions were answered, my phone calls returned, and Mr. McAllaster's down to earth manner made it easy to work with him. Not only would I refer others, I recommend him enthusiastically."

"Knowing that we have a concrete deal with both the IRS and the FTB has made it easier to sleep at night. Former anxieties and doubts gnawing at my subconscious are gone! Plus I know if I need help again, Curtis is just a phone call away!"

"Boy was this a welcome call! And the best bill I ever paid! Thank you so much for your help. I don't think this would have been possible without your patience and persistence. You more than earned your money!"

"We had hired attorneys two years prior to finding Curtis, with disastrous results. We couldn't get them on the phone, they cancelled meetings and our tax burden grew. Curtis acted swiftly, counseled us on our best options, and wrapped up our issue within weeks."

"I want to thank you for your help in getting my Offer in Compromise on my income tax resolved. Your expertise and patience were exactly what I sorely needed. I am very relieved to have gotten straight with IRS. It was getting to a point that the worry was affecting me in just too many ways. I will highly recommend your services to others that need to have intervention with the IRS, an entity that scares most of us to death."

"When I found you on the Internet, you were the one who stood out among the rest. You were the one who emailed me back and said "Come speak to me, I believe I can help." I will be forever grateful to you in helping me free myself from the chains of unpaid and neglected taxes. I will always remember your honesty, your sense of humor and your guiding hand."

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