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- The person who contacted me from the IRS seems very nice. Maybe I should just deal with him myself?
- I told the person from the IRS that I wanted to talk to a tax attorney before I answered any further questions. He said the I didn’t need an attorney. Do I?
- Do I need a tax attorney to represent me, rather than an accountant?
- What is a Tax Specialist?
- What is an offer in compromise?
- Why would the IRS agree to take less money than you owe?
- How long will my offer in compromise take to complete?
- Does the IRS treat different kinds of taxes differently?
- Everybody in my business uses independent contractors - it doesn't seem fair that the IRS has singled us out for audit. Is there anything we can do?
- I am in the middle of a tax audit, and now the IRS wants me to give them more time by extending the statute of limitations. Should I agree to do so?
- The IRS employee handling my case isn’t being reasonable. Can I get my case transferred to someone easier to deal with?
- What is the ASED?
- What is a Notice of Deficiency?
- What is a collection due process hearing?
- What is the difference between an IRS tax levy, and an IRS tax lien?
- What is my last known address, and why is it important?
- Can I be held personally responsible for my corporation's payroll taxes?
- What is a tax fraud coordinator?
- Is the United States Tax Court part of the Internal Revenue Service?
- Who (or what) is the Taxpayer Advocate?
- What is the difference between criminal tax penalties and civil tax penalties?
- What is the Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR)?
- What is a resale certificate?
- What is an FBAR?
- What is the difference between a “noisy disclosure” and a “soft or quiet disclosure”?
- Articles
- FBAR and Voluntary Disclosure
- Appeal of EDD Audits
- Innocent Spouse: Urband Legend or Viable Option
- Circular 230: An Overview
- Tax Issues: Damages, Recission and Debt Cancellation as Client Income
- The Impact of the New Bankruptcy Law on Tax Debtors: A First Impression
- The Innocent Spouse Defense
- Recent Developments in Tax Procedure: What You Don't Know May be Malpractice
- Handling a Sales Tax Audit by the California State Board of Equalization
- Availability of Attorneys Fees
- Bankruptcy: The Silver Bullet of Tax Defense
- Divorced and Separated Spouses Have Options to Protect Themselves From the Internal Revenue Service
- Drawing IRS Ire, Practitioner Praise
- Independent Contractor Treatment for Workers is Broadly Available
- IRS Guidelines for Installment Payment Agreements
- Tax Brakes: Taxpayer Bill of Rights 2 Shifts the Burden From Taxpayers to the IRS on a Variety of Procedural Matters
- The Taxpayer Bill of Rights
- Too Many 1099 Forms
- What to Do When the IRS Says No—Administrative Remedies
- Transferee Liability
- Federal Tax Collection Update - The Rules Have Changed
- The Tax Gap and Voluntary Disclosure
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