Audit Representation

When facing an audit, it's critical to have legal support from a tax lawyer who possesses the necessary skills and knowledge to stand up to the IRS. The IRS aggressively pursues businesses and individuals with significant wealth, utilizing every strategy to maximize tax collection. Facing the IRS without adequate preparation is a risk. A tax lawyer, familiar with the IRS's internal methods, can offer the strategic advantage you need. With experience as a former IRS litigation lawyer, this attorney understands the workings of the IRS and can leverage this insight to ensure you receive just treatment and the best possible outcome.

Tax Court Representation

Representation in the Tax Court is another area where not every lawyer can assist. While some may offer services in tax resolution, they may need more expertise to manage your case effectively. This attorney brings experience from both sides of tax issue resolution, focusing on IRS audit and Tax Court cases, and has successfully guided numerous individuals and businesses through IRS audits.

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Only Guilty Taxpayers Need Representation

Audits Always Result in Owing More

You Can Handle an Audit Alone

The IRS is Always Right

Audits Are Random and Unavoidable

Only Guilty Taxpayers Need Representation

Myth

Only guilty taxpayers need audit representation.

Fact

All taxpayers can benefit from professional audit representation to ensure fair treatment.

Audits Always Result in Owing More

Myth

An audit always means you will owe more taxes.

Fact

Proper representation can sometimes reduce or eliminate additional tax liability.

You Can Handle an Audit Alone

Myth

You don't need professional help for an audit.

Fact

Professional representation can navigate complex tax laws and protect your interests.

The IRS is Always Right

Myth

The IRS is always right in its audit findings.

Fact

Audit representation can challenge and correct IRS errors or misinterpretations.

Audits Are Random and Unavoidable

Myth

Audits are completely random and cannot be avoided.

Fact

Proper tax planning and documentation can minimize the risk of an audit.

Adult Day Care Coverage

Risk Factors

You may have to pay them for their services from your pocket if you hire a caregiver.

Solution

Policies may cover community care, which usually means adult day care, so you don’t need to pay them all by yourself.

Modifications to House Coverage

Risk Factors

You may need to build a wheelchair ramp for one of your family members because of their medical conditions.

Solution

Some policies may even pay benefits to family members who act as caregivers or cover home modifications, such as adding wheelchair ramps or installing safety devices.

IRS and CA State Audits

Those facing legal challenges with the IRS or state tax issues and are apprehensive about court proceedings should consider seeking legal representation. This lawyer stands ready to support you through the process, offering answers and working towards a fair resolution of your tax concerns. He is well-versed in dealing with IRS audits, as well as the Franchise Tax Board and California Department of Tax and Fee Administration audits.