Navigating a tax dispute with the IRS or state tax authorities can be daunting. Our tax attorney represents clients in all stages of tax controversy, from audits and administrative appeals to litigation in federal courts.
Our approach is proactive and strategic, focusing on resolving disputes efficiently while protecting your rights and minimizing potential liabilities.
Whether you are facing an IRS audit, penalty assessment, or need assistance with voluntary disclosures, our tax attorney is here to advocate for your best interests.
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IRS AND STATE TAX AUDITS
Tax audits can be stressful and disruptive. Our tax attorney guides clients through every stage of the audit process:
- Preparing for and responding to IRS and state audit notices.
- Gathering and organizing supporting documentation.
- Representing clients in meetings and correspondence with tax authorities.
- Negotiating audit adjustments and settlements.
- Advising on audit reconsideration and appeals.
APPEALS AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
If you disagree with an audit result or tax assessment, you have the right to appeal:
- Preparing and filing formal appeals with the IRS Office of Appeals or state agencies.
- Drafting persuasive protest letters and legal briefs.
- Representing clients in administrative hearings and settlement conferences.
- Negotiating offers in compromise and installment agreements.
TAX LITIGATION IN FEDERAL COURTS
When administrative remedies are exhausted, litigation may be necessary:
- Evaluating the merits of litigation versus settlement.
- Preparing and filing petitions in U.S. Tax Court, District Court, or Court of Federal Claims.
- Conducting discovery, depositions, and trial preparation.
- Presenting oral arguments and examining witnesses.
- Handling post-trial motions and appeals.
PENALTY ABATEMENT AND COLLECTION DEFENSE
Tax penalties and collection actions can be financially devastating:
- Requesting abatement of penalties for reasonable cause or IRS error.
- Negotiating payment plans, offers in compromise, and currently not collectible status.
- Defending against liens, levies, and wage garnishments.
- Advising on innocent spouse relief and other collection alternatives.
VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE AND COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS
Proactively addressing past non-compliance can minimize penalties and criminal exposure:
- Evaluating eligibility for IRS voluntary disclosure programs.
- Preparing and submitting disclosure applications and supporting documents.
- Negotiating terms with the IRS and state tax authorities.
- Advising on ongoing compliance to prevent future issues.
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ADDITIONAL SERVICES WE CAN HELP YOU WITH
INTERNATIONAL DIVORCE CONSULTING
Our tax attorney provides guidance on the U.S. tax consequences of international divorce settlements, helping clients avoid costly pitfalls and ensure compliance with federal tax laws.
INTERNATIONAL ESTATE AND TRUST PLANNING
Our tax attorney offers sophisticated planning solutions for U.S. and international families, addressing the tax implications of cross-border estates, trusts, and inheritances.
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