The manner in which your tax case is presented to the IRS is crucial in reaching a successful tax resolution. A New Jersey tax attorney like Todd Unger are trained negotiators who can present your case to the IRS in the most advantageous manner. While there are no guarantees in dealing with the IRS, Todd Unger will guarantee that he will fight tirelessly to obtain the best tax settlement or IRS resolution.
Unlike your communication with accountants and enrolled agents, your communication with an income tax attorney and his staff is confidential and privileged. The attorney-client privilege is essential if you have criminal tax exposure from unfiled tax returns, substantial understatements of income, foreign bank accounts, or have failed to remit payroll taxes.
The attorney-client privilege provides a safe environment for you to disclose any information that may be relevant to your case without compromising your privacy. The tax law is incredibly complex and constantly changing. An experienced tax professional can help you understand the complexities of the tax law.
Unlike your communication with accountants and enrolled agents, your communication with an income tax attorney and his staff is confidential and privileged. The attorney-client privilege is essential if you have criminal tax exposure from unfiled tax returns, substantial understatements of income, foreign bank accounts, or have failed to remit payroll taxes.
The attorney-client privilege provides a safe environment for you to disclose any information that may be relevant to your case without compromising your privacy. The tax law is incredibly complex and constantly changing. An experienced tax professional can help you understand the complexities of the tax law.
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For individuals who are in need of professional assistance dealing with an IRS tax problem, contact tax attorney Todd Unger.
Our law firm provides consultations for people who need legal help.
If you are looking for a quote on what a tax lawyer would cost, please contact us today.
Todd Unger serves the greater New Jersey area, including Medford, NJ, Cherry Hill, NJ, and Mount Laurel, NJ.
Our law firm provides consultations for people who need legal help.
If you are looking for a quote on what a tax lawyer would cost, please contact us today.
Todd Unger serves the greater New Jersey area, including Medford, NJ, Cherry Hill, NJ, and Mount Laurel, NJ.
LLC assists people nationally and internationally with IRS tax problems; yet our law firm also provides in-person service to local New Jersey residents.
With two offices, residents and businesses in both the north and south parts of New Jersey can get the guidance and legal advice they need when dealing with the IRS.
New Jersey residents and businesses that are facing the IRS can contact tax attorney Todd Unger to help with the process.
The IRS does not stay in line with a taxpayer's best interests; instead, it does everything it can for the government to benefit.
With two offices, residents and businesses in both the north and south parts of New Jersey can get the guidance and legal advice they need when dealing with the IRS.
New Jersey residents and businesses that are facing the IRS can contact tax attorney Todd Unger to help with the process.
The IRS does not stay in line with a taxpayer's best interests; instead, it does everything it can for the government to benefit.
Internal Revenue Code § 6404 (a) allows the IRS to abate any assessment of tax and applicable interest and/or penalties if the assessment is excessive, erroneously or illegally made, or made after the statute of limitations has expired.
If an erroneous assessment has been made and you have not paid it, under certain circumstances the IRS may accept a request for audit reconsideration.
The assessment remains unpaid or the Service has reversed tax credits that the taxpayer is disputing.
The taxpayer must provide additional information not considered during the original examination.
If an erroneous assessment has been made and you have not paid it, under certain circumstances the IRS may accept a request for audit reconsideration.
The assessment remains unpaid or the Service has reversed tax credits that the taxpayer is disputing.
The taxpayer must provide additional information not considered during the original examination.
Did you know some tax professionals and bankruptcy lawyers believe that bankruptcy cannot discharge taxes?
While the intersection of bankruptcy and tax laws, including the application of tax liens and levies, are complex, the assertion is not true.
Bankruptcy can discharge taxes and is often a powerful weapon for handling back taxes.
Additionally, unlike an offer in compromise or an installment agreement, bankruptcy can resolve non-tax liabilities.
The goal of bankruptcy is to provide a "fresh start" by discharging the debtor from prepetition bankruptcy liabilities.
While the intersection of bankruptcy and tax laws, including the application of tax liens and levies, are complex, the assertion is not true.
Bankruptcy can discharge taxes and is often a powerful weapon for handling back taxes.
Additionally, unlike an offer in compromise or an installment agreement, bankruptcy can resolve non-tax liabilities.
The goal of bankruptcy is to provide a "fresh start" by discharging the debtor from prepetition bankruptcy liabilities.
The IRS will go after unpaid taxes by levying bank accounts, seizing property, or issuing a wage garnishment.
But before the IRS levies against property, the Tax Code, Section 6330(a), requires written notice to any taxpayer whose property it wishes to levy to collect back taxes.
In that written notice, the IRS will state the specific amount of unpaid taxes that are due, along with a statement regarding the taxpayer's right to a hearing, which is known as a Collection Due Process Hearing or CDP Hearing.
But before the IRS levies against property, the Tax Code, Section 6330(a), requires written notice to any taxpayer whose property it wishes to levy to collect back taxes.
In that written notice, the IRS will state the specific amount of unpaid taxes that are due, along with a statement regarding the taxpayer's right to a hearing, which is known as a Collection Due Process Hearing or CDP Hearing.
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