Why Choose Arch Tax?

Chad Dickinson • December 11, 2024

Why Choose Arch Tax for your Tax Resolution needs?

Resolving tax issues can be an overwhelming and stressful process. Many people feel unsure about whom to trust, especially with so many tax companies promising the world but often underdelivering. At Arch Tax, we understand these concerns, and we’re here to change the narrative.

Our Mission

Arch Tax was founded by Chad Dickinson, a licensed tax attorney with over 15 years of experience, to address common frustrations in the tax resolution industry. Chad created Arch Tax in 2022 with a mission to:



  • Deliver on promises.
  • Provide excellent customer service by treating every client with respect.
  • Be transparent and maintain open communication throughout the process.
  • Offer straightforward solutions without fear-based tactics or price gouging.


Why Clients Choose Arch Tax

At Arch Tax, we believe that every client deserves personalized attention and respect. As a small company, our founder Chad is directly involved in every client case, ensuring that you receive exceptional service and efficient resolutions.



We’ve eliminated common frustrations in the industry, focusing instead on building trust, providing clear communication, and resolving your tax issues as easily as possible.

Contact Us

Have questions or concerns about your tax situation? Chad is accessible and happy to address your concerns before you hire us.

📧 Email: chad@archtaxco.com
📞 Phone: 872-267-3727

Watch the Video to Learn More

We’ve created a short video to help you better understand our mission and why Arch Tax is the right choice for resolving your tax issues.

Why Wait? Resolve Your Tax Issues with Arch Tax Today!

Let us show you how a better approach to tax resolution can make all the difference. Contact us or watch the video above to learn more about our unique approach to helping clients resolve their tax concerns efficiently and effectively.

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