Atlanta, GA
Tax Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Tax
OUTCOME: Zero Addition to Tax Liability
Self-Employed individual received IRS correspondence exam notice. IRS questioned over $15,921.35 of Schedule C Business Expenses. Within two months, IRS agreed that all expense were accounted for and c ... lient received a ZERO change letter, meaning the IRS accepted the taxpayer's return as filed.
OUTCOME: Currently Non-Collectible No Payments Due to IRS
Individual owed personal income tax liability in the amount of $302,800.00. IRS began collection efforts and assigned case to a Revenue Officer. We submitted a financial package showing inability to fu ... ll pay. Taxpayer's liabilities were placed in Currently Non-Collectible for a period of two years, meaning Taxpayer did not have to make any payments to the IRS. This allowed Taxpayer to get their financial life back on track without worrying about paying the IRS for past tax debt.
OUTCOME: Currently Non-Collectible No Payments Due to IRS
Individual owed personal income tax liability in the amount of $302,800.00. IRS began collection efforts and assigned case to a Revenue Officer. We submitted a financial package showing inability to fu ... ll pay. Taxpayer's liabilities were placed in Currently Non-Collectible for a period of two years, meaning Taxpayer did not have to make any payments to the IRS. This allowed Taxpayer to get their financial life back on track without worrying about paying the IRS for past tax debt.
OUTCOME: $69,067.00 Reduction and Lien Removal
Business did not pay sales tax on airplane at the time of purchase. The liability had grown from approximately $42,000.00 to $112,000.00 with penalties and interest. We negotiated with the Georgia Depa ... rtment of Revenue to release the lien for $43,000.00 allowing the taxpayer to maximize his profit from the sale and save over $69,067.00 in penalties and interest.
OUTCOME: IRS Agreed - $25.00 as full settlement for $97,004.00 tax liability
Taxpayer was assessed tax preparer penalty in the amount $97,004.00. At the time, she was 23 years old. She had worked for a tax preparation firm and received less than two weeks of training on how to ... prepare tax returns. The IRS assessed her a penalty for each return she prepared incorrectly totaling $97,004.52. She was currently making minimum wage at her job and unable to pay the debt back to the IRS. We filed an Offer in Compromise Doubt as to Collectibility offering $25.00 to settle the debt in full.
OUTCOME: IRS Agreed - Balance Adjusted from $72,523.00 to $752.00
Taxpayer received a Notice of Changes to her tax return due to income reported to the IRS on a 1099 from Paypal. The IRS assessed additional tax, interest, and penalties in the amount of $72,523.00 for ... the 2014 tax year. Taxpayer did not receive any of the money listed on the 1099 from Paypal. We filed a response package showing the Taxpayer did not receive any of the money and the IRS reduced the tax to $752.00.
OUTCOME: IRS Agreed - Balance Adjusted from $23,086.80 to Zero
IRS issued Notice of Deficiency increasing Taxpayer's Liability by $23,0876.80 for 2012-2014 due to Schedule C expenses that were denied. We filed an audit response package for each year. IRS agreed to ... count the expenses and reduced each year to zero.
OUTCOME: IRS Agreed - Reduction from $15,123.00 to $2,385.48
Taxpayer received Notice of Deficiency for 2014 tax year due to unreported income and denied Schedule C expenses. Taxpayer's employer issued incorrect W-2. We filed an Audit Reconsideration package and ... were able to reduce tax from $15,123.00 to $2,385.48 without proof or any documentation from Taxpayer.
OUTCOME: Full Bankruptcy Discharge of Debts Including IRS Tax Debt
Debtor had $30,000.00 of tax liability they were unable to pay and were facing IRS bank levy and wage garnishment. Helped them filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy to stop IRS bank levy and wage garnishment. Cas ... e was completed in 3 months.
OUTCOME: Currently Non-Collectible No Payments Due to IRS
Business owed Federal Employment Taxes in the amount of $328,870.00. IRS was trying to collect via bank levy. We submitted financial package showing inability to full pay. Taxpayer's liabilities were p ... laced in Currently Non-Collectible for a period of two years, meaning Taxpayer did not have to make any payments to the IRS. This allowed Taxpayer to focus on growing his business and to not worry about paying the IRS for past tax debt.
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