What we handle
IRS and California tax problems we handle
Ten practices, named the way the problem arrives rather than the way the procedure is filed. Liens and levies, unfiled returns, audits and appeals, penalties, offers in compromise, payroll and trust fund taxes, worker classification, investigations, California state tax, and estate planning.
What we handle
Start with the problem you actually have
Ten practices, named the way the problem arrives rather than the way the procedure is filed.
IRS Tax Debt & Collections
Liens, levies, garnishments, installment agreements and collection appeals.
See how we handle this — IRS Tax Debt & Collections
Unfiled & Delinquent Returns
Years brought current, substitute-for-return review, criminal exposure managed.
See how we handle this — Unfiled & Delinquent Returns
IRS Audits & Appeals
Correspondence, office and field examinations, then administrative Appeals.
See how we handle this — IRS Audits & Appeals
Tax Penalties & Abatement
Penalty identification, reasonable cause and first-time relief.
See how we handle this — Tax Penalties & Abatement
Offers in Compromise
Eligibility, financial disclosure, valuation and payment terms.
See how we handle this — Offers in Compromise
Payroll & Trust Fund Taxes
Employment tax deposits, TFRP investigations, responsibility and willfulness.
See how we handle this — Payroll & Trust Fund Taxes
Worker Classification
Independent contractor disputes with the IRS and the state.
See how we handle this — Worker Classification
Tax Investigations & Fraud
Civil fraud, special-agent contact and voluntary disclosure.
See how we handle this — Tax Investigations & Fraud
California & State Tax
FTB, CDTFA and EDD matters, coordinated with the federal case.
See how we handle this — California & State Tax
Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and the tax consequences of a transfer.
See how we handle this — Estate Planning
Next step
A notice from the IRS is not something you should answer alone.
Send a short summary of the problem, or call and describe it. Either way you will know the total cost and the payment terms before any work begins.
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