The Friedel Law Group, LLC is a full service tax law firm with significant experience representing both businesses and individuals before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Florida Department of Revenue (FL DOR). Our offices are located in Gainesville, Florida. The team at Friedel Law Group LLC strives to provide our Clients with unrivaled legal representation coupled with tangible results delivered in a professional, cost-effective, and highly personal manner.
Preparing and filing outstanding tax returns for individuals, businesses, and estates; and. I understand that I will not be charged for response via email or phone to my message and I am not forming an attorney client relationship by submitting this question. Put simply, I could not be happier with Dan Friedel! What could have, and most likely would have been, an I.R.S. nightmare, turned out much better than expected.
He was approachable, professional and thorough. Many years of tax returns were researched, prepared and submitted quickly and completely.
Preparing and filing outstanding tax returns for individuals, businesses, and estates; and. I understand that I will not be charged for response via email or phone to my message and I am not forming an attorney client relationship by submitting this question. Put simply, I could not be happier with Dan Friedel! What could have, and most likely would have been, an I.R.S. nightmare, turned out much better than expected.
He was approachable, professional and thorough. Many years of tax returns were researched, prepared and submitted quickly and completely.
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The IRS communicates to taxpayers about audit through various forms of audit notification letters.
Depending upon whether the IRS has already audited your return or is planning to audit your return, you may receive one of the following types of audit letters or notifications.
A correspondence audit is requested when there are questions regarding specific items on your tax return.
This is the most common type of audit, and is conducted by correspondence with the IRS through the U.S. Mail.
This type of audit is triggered by the IRS computer systems when there is an error in computing the tax contained within the tax return itself.
Depending upon whether the IRS has already audited your return or is planning to audit your return, you may receive one of the following types of audit letters or notifications.
A correspondence audit is requested when there are questions regarding specific items on your tax return.
This is the most common type of audit, and is conducted by correspondence with the IRS through the U.S. Mail.
This type of audit is triggered by the IRS computer systems when there is an error in computing the tax contained within the tax return itself.
Our firm has experience representing clients with a multitude of Florida Department of Revenue issues.
If you or your company are experiencing problems with the Department of Revenue, give us a call.
We gladly provide new clients a FREE 15 minute consultation with an ATTORNEY to assess your situation.
If you or your company are experiencing problems with the Department of Revenue, give us a call.
We gladly provide new clients a FREE 15 minute consultation with an ATTORNEY to assess your situation.
A: While you can negotiate with the IRS yourself unless you are familiar with all the complexities of the law and programs available to taxpayers it is definitely not a good idea.
The IRS has a goal to collect all the money you owe them so they will ask questions that help them do so such as where you work and bank.
A tax attorney knows how to negotiate with the IRS and has a goal to help you keep as much of your money as possible.
A: A tax lien is used by the IRS to claim an interest in your property for the amount of taxes, penalties and interest that you owe.
The IRS has a goal to collect all the money you owe them so they will ask questions that help them do so such as where you work and bank.
A tax attorney knows how to negotiate with the IRS and has a goal to help you keep as much of your money as possible.
A: A tax lien is used by the IRS to claim an interest in your property for the amount of taxes, penalties and interest that you owe.
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