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Preparing
and submitting Offers in Compromise to IRS and
negotiating the terms thereof;
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Working out
and submitting to IRS installment agreements which are
structured such that clients are not left with funds
that will deny them a decent life style;
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Requiring
IRS to issue certificates of release of lien regarding
taxes that are no longer collectible due to the fact
that the lawful period for collection has
expired;
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Obtaining
the agreement of IRS not to levy upon wages, bank
accounts and other "liquid" assets or to release
levies already made upon such assets, when such levies
would work an undue hardship upon the client.
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In those
cases wherein taxes can be eliminated ("discharged")
by doing so, referring the client to a bankruptcy
attorney at his or her request in order to obtain
bankruptcy protection and working with that attorney,
if requested to do so, in order to ensure that such
discharge of taxes occurs.
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Filing
refund claims with IRS in cases in which taxes have
been collected after the legal period for collection
has expired.
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Restructuring the businesses of self-employed
clients such that some of the employment taxes that
have been assessed can be completely avoided.
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Taking
matters in dispute with IRS (such as liability for
"trust fund" taxes, the appropriateness of penalties
assessed, compensation for levies illegally made or
property otherwise seized, and other liability
questions) to the United States Tax Court, the United
States Court of Claims or a Federal District Court, as
may be appropriate.
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Deferring - in
some cases for as long as two years or more - the
necessity to pay over to IRS any of the overdue taxes, by
utilizing and taking advantage of various administrative
and judicial appeals permitted by law and authorized
by Congress.
Please visit the other pages of our web site to learn what I, as a tax attorney, can accomplish for you regarding the following:
Offers in compromise; IRS tax liens; IRS tax settlements; general IRS representation; tax abatement; tax penalties;
trust fund taxes; employment taxes; IRS installment agreements; IRS tax levies; and miscellaneous tax problems.
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