Why Choose Our Professionals
Many taxpayers initially attempt to handle an IRS Tax issue or audit proceeding on their own. However, the solution to your tax problems can be found in the guidance of one of our tax professionals. Whether the issue is an IRS tax audit or a question regarding taxation of foreign investments we can connect you to the tax help you need.
Though the initial focus of our tax professionals is to swiftly resolve the immediate tax issues coupled with the financial or criminal liability they can present, we also keep the long-term scenario in mind and collaborate with our clients to help them avert any future problems related to tax issues.
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A tax audit is a review conducted by tax authorities, such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the United States, to ensure that an individual or business has accurately reported their financial information and paid the correct amount of taxes.
Bankruptcy is a legal process that allows individuals or businesses facing insurmountable debt to seek relief through the court system.
Innocent spouse relief is a provision that allows a taxpayer to avoid liability for tax understatements or errors made by their spouse (or former spouse) on a joint tax return.
A tax levy is a legal action taken by the government to seize a taxpayer's assets to satisfy a debt owed for unpaid taxes. Unlike a tax lien, which is a claim against property, a levy involves the actual confiscation of assets such as wages, bank accounts, or personal property.
Tax liens are legal claims the government can place on property when an individual or business fails to pay taxes owed. Essentially, a tax lien acts as a security interest in the taxpayer’s property, ensuring that the government has a right to seize assets if the debt remains unpaid.
A tax Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS that allows the taxpayer to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
Offshore voluntary disclosure is a program that allows taxpayers with undisclosed foreign income or assets to come forward and resolve their tax obligations with the IRS before facing potential legal action.
Payroll tax troubles occur when a business fails to properly withhold, report, or pay the required taxes on employee wages, such as Social Security, Medicare, and federal income tax.
Penalty abatement is a process that allows taxpayers to request the reduction or removal of penalties imposed by tax authorities, such as the IRS, for issues like late filing, late payment, or underpayment of taxes.