We are a full service tax law firm, offering a wide range of IRS tax resolution services for individuals and small businesses. We are available to help clients across the U.S. with complex tax controversies. We offer phone, online or in-person consultations and each of our tax resolution services come at an affordable fixed cost so there are no surprises or hidden fees. Our goal is to create certainty for your future through a customized tax solution designed to fit your specific situation and needs. We also represent individuals in all stages of their civil disputes with the IRS, Department of Justice, or other agency inquiry. Further information on our Tax Litigation Defense Practice is available here.
NOTE: We represent clients who reside inside and outside the U.S. Face-to-face meetings are NOT required.
If you're financially unable to pay your tax debt immediately, you may qualify for an Installment Agreement (IA). An installment agreement with the IRS means they will allow you to make smaller periodic payments over time if you can’t pay the full amount owed at once.
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If you are unable to pay taxes owed to the IRS because payment would prevent you from meeting basic living expenses, we can request that collection efforts stop until you’re able to pay or the statute of limitations runs out (whichever comes sooner).
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The IRS can (and does) assess nearly 150 different types of penalties each year. If you are hit with IRS penalties, you may be eligible to have the penalties abated. This means the IRS may agree to completely or partially remove/forgive the penalty. Due to IRS procedures, this is very often accomplished at the IRS Appellate level.
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An Offer in Compromise is a tax settlement method offered by the IRS. Consequently, it allows taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than they owe.
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Spouses who file joint tax returns or who simply sign a tax return that their partner has prepared often discover they're being held responsible for back taxes caused by the ex-spouse. If you believe your current or former spouse should be solely responsible for an incorrect item or an underpayment of tax on your joint tax return, you may be eligible for Innocent Spouse Relief.
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