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Admitted to practice before the IRS and U.S. Tax Court

Tax services for individuals, families, and businesses. Our team prepares and files your return, and we deal with the IRS on your behalf. Our attorneys are admitted to practice before the IRS and the U.S. Tax Court, so there's no need to panic when an audit or collections matter arises. Your file stays with the same team that prepared it, and that team is admitted to represent you in U.S. Tax Court.

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For 25 years, we've provided the services below.

Planning & Preparation

  • Tax Planning & AdvisoryYear-round planning so your tax bill reflects real strategy, not year-end guesswork.
  • Advanced Tax StrategiesSophisticated structures for high-income households and complex ownership situations.
  • Personal Tax Prep & FilingAccurate personal returns prepared by the same team that plans your strategy.
  • Business Tax Prep & FilingBusiness returns filed correctly the first time, coordinated with your bookkeeping.
  • Missing / Unfiled ReturnsCatching up on unfiled returns, however many years behind you are.

IRS & State Problems

  • IRS Representation & Audit DefenseDealing with the IRS directly, so you don't have to.
  • AppealsFormal appeals when the IRS gets it wrong the first time.
  • Offer in CompromiseSettling tax debt for less than you owe, when you qualify.
  • Payment PlansManageable installment agreements that keep the IRS off your back.
  • Penalty AbatementRequesting relief from penalties when you have reasonable cause.
  • Lien & Levy ReleaseGetting liens and levies lifted so your accounts and property are free again.
  • Wage Garnishment ReleaseStopping wage garnishment and negotiating a better path forward.
  • Innocent Spouse ReliefProtection from tax debt caused by a spouse's actions, not yours.
  • FBAR & Offshore DisclosureReporting foreign accounts correctly and fixing past compliance gaps.
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As Seen in The Fine Print

Recent articles on tax planning, IRS problems, and more.

What the Latest IRS News Means for Your Tax Plan: A Practical August 2026 ChecklistSeptember 1, 2026IRS announcements about business accounts, overtime deductions, retirement rollovers, workplace benefits, and data security can affect real decisions. Here is how to separate an important headline from the next step your family or business should take.Form 3520 Penalties, ERC Interest, and Conservation Easements: Three Federal Tax LessonsAugust 26, 2026Recent federal tax disputes involving foreign-gift reporting, Employee Retention Credit interest, and conservation easements share one protective lesson: preserve the record early, identify the exact remedy available, and do not rely on assumptions or oral guidance when the stakes are high.Tax Law Changes That Impact Your 2025 Taxes: One Big Beautiful Bill & MoreAugust 24, 2026The One Big Beautiful Bill changed deductions, credits, and long-standing federal tax rules for 2025 returns filed in 2026. Here is what workers, seniors, families, homeowners, and business owners should review before filing.When an IRS Issue Feels Stuck: Find Clearer Next Steps With TAS Tax NewsAugust 18, 2026The Taxpayer Advocate Service publishes searchable tax news and helps taxpayers navigate certain unresolved IRS problems. Learn what TAS does, how to use its news page, and what to gather before requesting help.How to Read an IRS Announcement and Know What It Means for YouAugust 6, 2026The IRS Newsroom can help you spot tax-law changes, filing relief, security alerts, and new guidance—but a headline is only the starting point. Here is a practical way to find the update that matters, confirm what it actually says, and connect it to your full financial picture.
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