Our average case involves three years of unfiled tax returns, but we have had cases where the clients had not filed a tax return for over thirty years.

Depending on the circumstances, we can either prepare these returns ourselves, work with your tax preparer, or retain a tax professional we trust to prepare them.

Tax levies are one of the government's favorite collection tools. Tax agencies can seize bank accounts, garnish wages, levy accounts receivable for businesses, and seize assets.

The IRS can even garnish up to 15% of your Social Security income.

The government regularly files tax liens for unpaid tax balances to protect the government's interest. Tax liens are public records, and tax liens can impact your ability to obtain financing or sell real estate and other assets.

Revenue Officers are IRS employees who specialize in collecting unpaid taxes. They have broad authority to seize assets and issue liens. They frequently make their first appearance in person. If you have been visited by a Revenue Officer. Contact a tax attorney immediately.

The government rarely admits that it makes mistakes, but it happens more often than many people realize. If the tax agency is wrong, we can explore your options for appealing its decision through the administrative process and, if necessary, through the courts.