Adam Thomas Brewer's Legal Cases (5)

Tax

Real Estate Agent v. IRS

Apr 18, 2014

OUTCOME: Reduced proposed tax liability from $31,000 to $7,000

A Real Estate Agent was audited by the IRS for two tax years. The Auditor initially proposed assessing an additional $31,000 in personal income tax, interest and penalties. After reviewing the prev ... iously filed return, AB Tax Law determined that the unpaid federal income tax was significantly less than the IRS position. An agreement was reached with the auditor under which the taxpayer was assessed additional taxes, penalties and interest of less than $7000 -- a reduction of 78%.

Tax

Non-Resident v. Franchise Tax Board

Mar 01, 2014

OUTCOME: Reduced state tax liability from $40,000 to $3,000

My client, a former California resident now living out-of-state, was assessed a tax liability of almost $40,000 from a filing enforcement of a 1992 income tax return that had not been filed. After rev ... iewing the account and filing the 1992 return, I was able to reduce the liability to $3000 which will be paid off in an installment agreement.

Tax

Medical Doctor v. IRS

Feb 18, 2014

OUTCOME: Reduced proposed tax liability from $160,000+ to $10,200

A medical doctor received a Notice of Deficiency from the IRS proposing to assess $160,000 in additional personal income tax, penalties, and interest. The assessment was challenged through appeals and ... was scheduled to be hear in US Tax Court in San Diego. Just prior to trial, IRS counsel agreed to reduce the additional liability by 94 percent to $10,200.

Tax

Expat v. IRS

Jan 31, 2014

OUTCOME: $8000 in added tax liability removed

My client, a retiree living in Thailand, was assessed a tax liability of $8000 based on an IRA roll-over. After working with IRS appeals, the $8000 assessed liability was removed and case was closed b ... y the IRS.

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Small Business Owner v. IRS

Dec 01, 2012

OUTCOME: Currently Not Collectible.

A small business owner was assessed an IRS tax liability of more than $55,000. Because the taxpayer had equity in their home an Offer in Compromise was not available. An agreement to place the taxpay ... er's account into Currently Not Collectible status was reached with the IRS, whereby the tax liability remained, but the taxpayer was not subject to collection activity or required to make a monthly payments.

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