Tax Law

A primary goal of preparing and filing taxes is ensuring that you properly complete the return. Failing to properly complete and then file a tax return results in a delay in the processing of your...

A tax attorney works with taxpayers to tackle their tax problems. They help taxpayers defend themselves against IRS tax audits, because normally an average person does not have enough tax law...

Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, is a monthly payment made by the federal government to persons of low income who are over age 65, disabled or blind. The amount of the payment is based on...

For some, the thought of visiting a tax attorney is about as pleasant as seeing a dentist. But, in reality, the job of a tax attorney is usually to save their clients some money. Tax attorneys are...

Form 2848 is used to authorize an individual to represent a taxpayer before the IRS. That person must be a person eligible to practice before the IRS, such as an attorney, CPA or accounting...

If you’ve received a letter or phone call from the IRS, you may want a tax attorney familiar with the facets of U.S. tax law to review your case, respond to the IRS audit and negotiate to lessen...

This article will help you with dealing with the IRS.

If you have a tax debt that you need help resolving, consider calling a tax relief attorney. The important thing is to choose one that have a record of successes. Here is what you should do when...

Failure to pay your Federal taxes could result in the IRS filing a Federal Tax Lien against you. This Tax Lien looks bad on a credit report and will be a problem when trying to buy or sell a home,...

A tax attorney can describe the Internal Revenue Code and its sections to you. The tax attorney deals with the like-kind exchange regularly and will know the caveats intimately. The like-kind...

The Internal Revenue Code requires a Qualified Intermediary (QI) to exchange the properties in a like-kind exchange. The QI can not be the property owner or a relative. The QI can be an attorney,...