As an Attorney, a Certified Public Accountant, and a Certified Financial Planner, I am able to provide a holistic approach to resolving Legal, Tax, Business & Financial needs of my clients. My years of working as an auditor and forensic accountant, coupled with my tax background, allow me to come up with creative strategies to solve IRS tax problems.
I have defended individuals and businesses involved in the most challenging state and federal tax controversies. Although an IRS problem may seem insurmountable and never-ending at times, they can frequently be solved with a well thought out strategy. Often times, achieving a successful outcome in an IRS case hinges upon the discretion of the individuals who are assigned to the case within the IRS.
I have defended individuals and businesses involved in the most challenging state and federal tax controversies. Although an IRS problem may seem insurmountable and never-ending at times, they can frequently be solved with a well thought out strategy. Often times, achieving a successful outcome in an IRS case hinges upon the discretion of the individuals who are assigned to the case within the IRS.
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My goal in every engagement is to quickly and efficiently achieve a favorable outcome for my clients. Often times, the best way of accomplishing this is to settle the case at an early stage administratively within the IRS. However, this cannot always be done. Fortunately, if a successful outcome cannot be reached, taxpayers are given the opportunity to litigate their case in one or more of the Federal Courts listed below.
The IRS has broad administrative powers to collect tax. The IRS has superior rights as opposed to other creditors as they can garnish wages, levy bank accounts, seize property, attach receivables and government payments, and attach Social Security payments without seeking approval from any court.
Levies can often be avoided by keeping a constant chain of communication open between the taxpayer and the IRS and by setting deadlines to provide requested information.After a tax assessment is made, the IRS issues a series of notices asking the taxpayer to pay the tax.
Levies can often be avoided by keeping a constant chain of communication open between the taxpayer and the IRS and by setting deadlines to provide requested information.After a tax assessment is made, the IRS issues a series of notices asking the taxpayer to pay the tax.
Liens give the IRS a legal claim to a taxpayer's property as security or payment for a tax debt. Once these requirements are met, a lien is created for the amount of your tax debt. By filing notice of this lien, creditors are publicly notified that the IRS has a claim against all of your property, including property you acquire after the lien is filed.
Many clients that come into our office have not filed tax returns for an extended period of time. These clients want to get back into compliance and get their lives back on track. The most common reason for not filing tax returns is - I couldn't pay the balance due, so I didn't file. It is much better to file the return and not pay, then to not file at all.
Taxpayers who have unreported foreign accounts and unreported foreign income can apply to the IRS Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program ("OVDP"), the streamlined submission procedures, or the delinquent filing procedures. It is important to hire an experienced tax attorney to navigate which program is best for your situation.
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