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When the IRS Takes action, the results can bring a family to its knees - and without the right advocate fighting on its behalf, that family can face a financial catastrophe that could last a lifetime. But not if Rod Polston has anything to say about it. The Oklahoma tax attorney knows his clients have everything at stake - so he doesn’t quit until he finds the best possible solution for them. In tackling Taxes, you’ll hear from the incredibly moving stories of those clients in their own words, through candid and intensely emotional interviews. You’ll learn how Rod learned his most important life lessons in his childhood home, in his church and on his high school football field with NFL linebacker Tyrell Peters. And you’ll discover how he goes the extra mile, and then travels a few more, to care for his clients - even when they’re left homeless by a tragic tornado strike. |
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| Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
| Released: | April 1, 2012 | |
| Genres: | Documentary Short | |
| Cast: | Rod Polston | |
| Crew: | Nick Nanton | |
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