Tax Issues? Let Our Experts Help You Resolve Them Now

Hiring a tax attorney can help you comply with US taxes and protect your legal rights and interests. If you have tax issues or concerns, consider working with a tax attorney to help you navigate the complexities of the tax system and achieve a positive outcome.

1. Legal Expertise: Tax attorneys deeply understand tax law, regulations, and the legal system. This means they can provide you with a more comprehensive and informed perspective on your tax situation and help you navigate the complexities of the tax system.


2. Protection Against Legal Action: If you have failed to file tax returns or pay taxes owed, you may be at risk of legal action by the IRS. A tax attorney can help protect you from legal action and represent you in court if necessary.


3. Negotiation with the IRS: If you owe back taxes, a tax attorney can negotiate with the IRS to develop a payment plan or settlement agreement. This can help you avoid harsh penalties and interest charges and make it easier to comply with your taxes


4. Assistance with Compliance: A tax attorney can help ensure that you are in compliance with all relevant tax laws and regulations. They can advise you on the best course of action to take and help you stay on top of your tax obligations.


5. Confidentiality: When you work with a tax attorney, you benefit from attorney-client privilege. Anything you discuss with your attorney is confidential and cannot be disclosed to third parties without your consent. This can be particularly important if you have sensitive financial or tax information you want to avoid becoming public knowledge.

At THEVOZ & Partners, we understand that dealing with tax issues can be complex and stressful. So whether you're facing a small tax liability or have complex individual or business tax liabilities worth millions of dollars, we have the knowledge and experience to handle it. Our team has successfully resolved tax issues ranging from a few thousand dollars to several million dollars in tax liabilities.

We have extensive experience dealing with various tax types and issues you may encounter with the IRS. Our expertise includes but is not limited to:

• Business taxes, including 940 and 941 Payroll
• Missing or unfiled tax returns
• Bank levies and levy enforcements such as 1058, CP 90, CP 91, and CP 504
• Accounts Receivable and wage garnishments
• Tax lien issues and 1099 issues
• Sole proprietorship and business-related taxes and filings
• Conflicts with Revenue Officer
• Personal taxes, including 1040 Personal Taxes and Social Security garnishments
• Civil Penalties for Trust Fund
• SFR – Substitution for Return (essentially the IRS files for you)
• Seizure of IRS or state tax refunds

Our team of tax consultants, attorneys, and CPAs have helped clients overcome various complex tax issues, big and small. We have the knowledge and experience to help you navigate the intricacies of the tax code and work towards a favorable resolution with the IRS.

Navigating the complex world of IRS tax relief options can be overwhelming, so it's essential to consult with an attorney to help you determine the best strategy for your unique situation. Here are some potential options to consider:

• Installment Agreements: If you cannot pay off your back taxes within the timeframe demanded by the IRS, we can negotiate a payment plan that fits your budget.
• Offer in Compromise: A settlement for "Pennies on the Dollar" may be possible depending on your income and assets. While the IRS disapproves many OICs, we have helped many clients secure significant savings, often in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
• Partial Pay Installment Agreement: This hybrid option combines the benefits of an installment agreement and an offer in compromise.
• Currently Not Collectible Status: If you cannot make payments due to financial hardship, we may be able to pursue a "CNC" status on your behalf.
• Corporate Shut Down: Closing down a corporate entity can sometimes be the most cost-effective solution for resolving tax issues.
• Corporate Formation: Starting a new corporation with a unique tax ID number and a fresh start can also be a viable option for resolving tax liabilities.