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For Fifth Consecutive Year, Optima Tax Relief Named to Inc 5000, Securing Spot in Inc. Magazine Five Time Honoree Club

optima tax relief office and staff. image c/o Optima Tax Relief

optima tax relief office and staff. image c/o Optima Tax Relief

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America’s prominent tax resolution firm, Optima Tax Relief, joins Inc. Magazine’s elite Five-Time Honoree club with its recent naming into the publication’s prestigious annual list of most successful private companies, the Inc 5000. For five consecutive years in a row, Optima Tax Relief has been recognized on the Inc. 5000 as one of America’s most successful companies – an accolade less than five percent of the list’s honorees have achieved since the list’s inception 38 years ago

Inc. Magazine’s annual list tracks the growth of the dynamic private business sector – and the list is often heralded for its ability to identify companies that are on trend to becoming the dominant brands of the future. Past honorees include household-name companies such as Microsoft, Zillow, Timberland, and Yelp.

Optima Momentum

This recognition is yet another indication of the momentum Optima Tax Relief enjoys. Just two months ago, CEO David King was awarded the Glassdoor Top CEO distinction, and Optima Tax Relief was recognized on the 2019 Glassdoor Top Places to Work list.

Mr. King credits the success not to himself and his executive leadership team – but to the dedicated employees that make Optima Tax Relief the country’s leading tax resolution company. “All the success we’re achieving is directly attributable to our incredible staff. They’re the most spectacular, passionate, and positive people you’ll find anywhere,” said King.

Best In Class

Optima Tax Relief provides assistance to individuals and businesses struggling with unmanageable IRS and state tax debts. The company’s unwavering dedication to providing best-in-class service to its clients continues to transform the tax resolution industry.

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