Stop the IRS with a Tax Lawyer and CPA in Your Corner

Tax attorneys can assist with IRS audits, tax debt resolution, sales tax disputes, wage garnishments, levies, liens, offer in compromise negotiations, and international tax compliance issues

No. Government auditors actually prefer working with experienced attorneys who understand the rules and can efficiently provide required information

Look for attorneys with a J.D. degree, state bar license, and potentially additional credentials like CPA, MBA, or LL.M. in taxation

For simple matters under $40,000, a CPA may suffice. Complex cases or larger amounts typically warrant attorney representation

Costs vary based on complexity. Business cases typically range from $2,000-$3,000 and up. Some attorneys charge flat fees while others bill hourly

When we accept a case, we will provide you with a cost analysis report so you will be equipped to decide whether or not to proceed.

Some tax debts may be dischargeable in bankruptcy, depending on various factors including the age and type of tax debt

Options include installment agreements, offer in compromise, currently not collectible status, and bankruptcy in some cases

Yes, tax attorneys can help stop or release levies and garnishments through various legal mechanisms

An attorney can guide you through the process, gather and present documentation, and represent you before the IRS

Required documentation varies by case but typically includes tax returns, financial statements, and correspondence with tax authorities. You will need to provide as much detail as possible, to ensure the most favorable outcome.

While exact outcomes can't be guaranteed, attorneys should discuss possible scenarios and likelihood of succes