North Phoenix Tax Relief Services

At North Phoenix Tax Relief, we offer a variety of tax services designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Our expertise spans three key areas: Tax Resolution & Representation, Tax Preparation, and ITIN services.

Whether you’re facing an IRS audit, need assistance with tax preparation, or require an Individual Tax Identification Number, our team, led by Krish (PK) Perinkulam, is here to provide professional, personalized support.

With years of experience and a track record of success, we’re dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of the tax system with confidence and ease.

Taxpayer Types Serviced

Tax Types Serviced

Tax Preparation

I love helping my clients with their federal and state tax preparations. I prepare each tax return thoroughly, and I interview each client with utmost attention to ensure that they are getting the maximum refund for their tax situation.

That is why I have so many repeat clients over the years. I have successfully assisted clients by making them current on their delinquent tax returns, amending their prior year returns to take advantage of missed deductions, to name a few.

ITIN

One of my specialties is helping my clients in obtaining an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN).

An ITIN is required to claim your spouse or dependent children who may not be eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN). The general protocol established by IRS calls for sending your original passports to IRS and waiting up to 60 days for their review. This leaves the client hostage in that they cannot make any sudden trips out of the country.

I am a Certifying Acceptance Agent, which allows me to review the clients identification document (mostly the passport), certifying it, and then sending the Certificate of Accuracy form (W7-COA) form to the IRS instead of the passport. The client does not have to part with their passport at all.

I have successfully helped numerous clients in getting an ITIN, with a 100% success rate.

Streamlined Tax Filing

Many countries across the globe such as Canada, India, etc. have bilateral agreements with IRS to exchange the bank accounts detail. This, in essence, means if you have bank accounts with more than a specific dollar value (generally $10,000 USD), those bank accounts need to be listed on your tax return, as well as a separate filing to the Department of Treasury via the FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) forms.

​The penalties for not declaring these accounts are very harsh and typically run into tens of thousands of dollars.

​However, there are streamlined disclosure mechanisms made available to clients where the bank accounts can be declared.