IRS Myth 11: Once You Get Audited, The IRS Will Never Leave You Alone
The IRS audits less than 1% of the total tax returns filed. There is usually a reason a particular return gets selected.
As an experienced tax attorney, my associates and I deal with the IRS on a regular basis, and we have the knowledge and experience to advise you of options for resolving your tax problems. The IRS officers’ actions and advice are in the governments’ best interest.
You deserve someone working on your behalf to protect your interests. IRS problems do not go away unless they are dealt with. In fact, they only get worse the longer you wait to have them taken care of, with penalties and interest being added daily.
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As you may already know, the IRS can garnish your wages, put liens and levies on your bank accounts and homes, and much more.
Don’t wait any longer to have this taken care of and get the peace of mind you have been wanting. By contacting a tax attorney such as myself, you can reduce your tax debt, potentially remove a lien, stop a garnishment and put an end to your sleepless nights.
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The IRS audits less than 1% of the total tax returns filed. There is usually a reason a particular return gets selected.
While it is true that the IRS cannot one day put a lock on your residence and sell your house, they can take action to do just that. If a Revenue Officer is convinced that it is in the best interest of the government, he or she will request the Justice Department file a lawsuit…
DetailsAt my first meeting with a prospective new client, their biggest fear is people is going to jail for not filing tax returns or not paying outstanding debt. As a general rule, all the IRS wants from most people are all of the tax returns and an agreement to resolve the balance owed.