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Tax Controversy and Defense

Representation and resolution when you're facing audits, notices, or disputes with tax authorities.

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When the IRS Comes Calling

Getting a letter from the IRS or state tax authority is stressful. We take it from here. Our tax controversy team represents businesses and individuals through audits, appeals, and disputes. We know how these agencies work, and we know how to resolve issues efficiently and favorably.

What We Do

1

Audit Representation

Representing you before the IRS, state agencies, and local tax authorities.

2

Notice Response

Reviewing and responding to tax notices, letters, and inquiries.

3

Appeals and Dispute Resolution

Negotiating settlements, filing appeals, and resolving disputes.

4

Penalty Abatement

Requesting reduction or removal of penalties where applicable.

5

Voluntary Disclosure

Helping clients come into compliance before issues escalate.

Who Is This For

  • Businesses or individuals facing an IRS or state audit
  • Taxpayers who have received notices or letters from tax authorities
  • Clients with unfiled returns or unreported income
  • Anyone dealing with penalties, interest, or disputes

Meet the Team

Our tax controversy professionals have the experience and relationships to resolve disputes and protect your interests.

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Let's talk about what you need and how we can help.

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