30 Years Of Experience - Tax Attorneys

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27 Sep, 2021

The IRS is exceptionally powerful, and when you bump heads with the agency it can be a nerve-wracking situation. Few people can be confident of dealing effectively with the IRS themselves, so it’s wise to have experienced representation on your side. Legal representation is provided by tax attorneys, who can help you defend your rights and protect your assets.

Our tax attorneys are nuclear warfare against the IRS. Top Tax Defenders CEO Jayson Mullins explains how our professionals go up against the IRS so you don't have to.

What is an IRS Tax Attorney

An IRS tax attorney is a qualified lawyer with extensive experience in tax law. He (or she) usually specializes in the rules that apply to tax liability at a federal, state, or municipal level. He is also qualified in the nuances of taxation as it applies to estate transfers, income from a wide range of sources, and multiple types of business transactions including intellectual property purchases.

Most tax attorneys begin by studying for an undergraduate degree in any field from a recognized institution, but the most common routes to this position are business, economics, finance, or accountancy. Students then complete a three-year program at an accredited law school with a strong tax law program, after which they write the American Bar exam to become qualified tax attorneys.

Why and When Do You Need One

Anyone who has committed a tax offense runs the risk of being charged by the IRS. Tax evasion, criminal investigations and tax fraud are serious offenses, whether they were committed knowingly or unintentionally. If you’re facing any of the following challenges, a tax attorney is your best hope of achieving a positive result:

Unfiled tax returns
Tax penalties
Commission of tax fraud
Tax liens or levies
Unpaid or outstanding taxes

Many of these circumstances can be resolved satisfactorily if you have a legal representative who knows how the system works, and is able to identify a suitable defense for you.

How an IRS Tax Attorney Can Help You

A qualified and experience IRS tax attorney can help you in several ways. Some of the common solutions an attorney may be able to achieve are:

1. An offer in compromise: This is a multifaceted option that enables you to make a tax settlement for a lower amount than the taxes owed. The offer will usually only be accepted under specific circumstances, and our IRS tax lawyers know how to make these deals.

2. Payment plans: With an experienced attorney representing you, it may be possible to get an IRS agreement for paying down your tax debt over a period of time.

3. Abatement: Tax penalties can be harsh, but if you have a legitimate excuse for not filing or paying an IRS tax attorney will be able to help you prove your case and escape the penalties.

4. Innocent spousal relief: An IRS tax attorney can help you avoid being liable for tax debt incurred by your spouse.

5. Bankruptcy: If you declare bankruptcy under certain circumstances, your tax lawyer may be able to have your outstanding taxes discharged.

In addition, you have the advantage of quick access to someone with superior training and skills, who can steer you in the right direction and reduce the stress involved in these situations.

Tax attorneys come in all shapes and sizes. Some are attached to larger legal firms, others to tax consulting companies. When you need to retain professional assistance to deal with the IRS, don’t be persuaded to appoint the first tax lawyer you come across. Conduct some online research to determine whether the person offering to represent you has the qualifications to do so, and to see what reviews other clients have left about their services.