Federal Tax Court Representation

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What to Do When the IRS is Incorrect

The IRS may be the authority on tax, but they are not always correct. If you disagree with the IRS, we can represent you in the federal tax court. In the US, the tax court is established by Congress and isn’t connected to the IRS. The tax court has the power to make decisions on a broad subset of taxation areas, including estate tax, income tax, and tax disputes. We are prepared to help you challenge the IRS’s interpretation of the tax code. Contact us today to start the process.

How To Dispute an IRS Decision or Delay Payment

If you receive a Notice of Deficiency letter or some other correspondence from the IRS and would like to dispute their claim or negotiate your penalty, you have 90 days to file a petition. A judge will first hear your case. You can either represent yourself or enlist the help of a professional tax law specialist. In most cases, an agreement is reached prior to trial. Before you commence your petition, get in touch. We can help you avoid time-consuming, often expensive mistakes.

The Expert Support You Need

Tax law is not always straightforward, and a wrong move can prove costly. Leave the headache to us and give your case the best chance of success. With years of tax law experience, our committed team is ready to fight for a just and beneficial outcome. Book an appointment today, and let’s discuss your case.

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