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IRS Situation Estimator

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This tool provides estimated figures for educational purposes only. Results are not official IRS calculations and may vary based on your situation. This is not tax advice.

What was your balance the last time you checked?

$25,000

$5,000 $250,000+

How long ago was that?

1 month

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What IRS issue are you dealing with?

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Free Case Review

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Understand Your Options

Your tax lawyer explains every IRS program that may apply to your case.

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IRS Issues a Tax Lawyer Can Help With

From IRS notices to active levies, our tax lawyers have experience across a full range of IRS matters.

IRS Notices & Letters

A tax lawyer reviews your notice, explains exactly what the IRS is requesting, and responds on your behalf.

Back Taxes & Balances

Our tax lawyers assess your situation and explore payment arrangements, penalty abatement, or other resolution options.

Levies & Wage Garnishments

Our tax lawyers work to address active levies and garnishments through proper IRS channels.

Unfiled Tax Returns

A tax lawyer coordinates preparation and filing of delinquent returns to bring you back into compliance.

IRS Audits

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Installment Agreements

Our tax lawyers negotiate structured payment plans directly with the IRS based on your financial situation.

Common Questions About Working With a Tax Lawyer

What does a tax lawyer do?

A tax lawyer is a licensed attorney who specializes in tax law. They help individuals understand their IRS obligations, represent clients in dealings with the IRS, and explore resolution options that may be available based on a person's specific situation.

When should I consider working with a tax lawyer?

Working with a tax lawyer is worth considering when you're facing an IRS notice or letter, an audit, an unpaid tax balance, a levy or garnishment, or unfiled returns. A tax lawyer can help you understand what the IRS is requesting and what options may be available to address your situation.

What IRS issues can a tax lawyer help with?

Tax lawyers can assist with a wide range of IRS matters including responding to IRS notices and letters, addressing unpaid tax balances, stopping or addressing levies and wage garnishments, filing delinquent tax returns, and representing clients in IRS audits and appeals.

What happens during an initial case review with a tax lawyer?

During an initial review, a tax lawyer from our team will discuss your IRS situation, review the key facts of your case, and explain what resolution options may apply to your circumstances. There is no obligation to proceed after the initial review.