Many people do not file their tax returns for a variety of reasons. Reasons include a lack of records, fear of owing the unpaid tax liability, or an inability to pay the tax owed in full. There is a solution to this problem.

If you are unable to pay the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or your State, in full for the taxes you owe, you may be able to qualify for a tax payment plan that lets you pay the tax owed over a period of time.

The Internal Revenue Code requires employers to withhold Social Security taxes, Medicare taxes, and income taxes from the wages of their employees, and to pay their share of the payroll taxes as well. Our Tax Attorneys are experienced in assisting clients who have payroll tax issues.

Are you looking for a method to reduce your tax obligations? The IRS Offer In Compromise program, and related State programs, allow taxpayers who cannot afford to fully pay their tax liability the opportunity to resolve their tax debt for less than the full amount owed.

Our Tax Attorneys have substantial experience representing individuals, professionals, commercial businesses and business owners facing a tax audit of their income, sales or employment tax returns by the IRS, or State taxing authorities.

In some cases, a client's tax problems are best solved by filing for Bankruptcy. We have Bankruptcy and Tax Attorneys to help you decide if this is the best solution. We will guide you through the process, so you can finally get control of your tax debt.

The IRS or State taxing authority will conduct a criminal investigation when they suspect that you have been evading paying tax. If they prove that you purposely did not pay your taxes, you may face substantial fines, and may even be sentenced to prison.

The IRS will file federal tax liens and may impose tax levy's on your assets and wages for unpaid federal taxes. If you have received a Notice of Intent to Levy or Notice of Filing of Federal Tax Lien, you should contact a tax attorney to protect your rights.

There are many methods to successfully settle back taxes with the tax authorities, and you need a tax professional who understands the laws and how to apply them to your favor. If you qualify, our Tax Attorneys can help you considerably reduce the amount of taxes you owe through a tax settlement or an installment payment plan.