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IRS - Tax Attorney Help

The Internal Revenue Service or IRS will take advantage of a taxpayer who is not knowledgeable about the tax law or IRS audit and collection procedures. Taxpayers need to be protected from such error, abuse, and intimidation. Taxpayers frequently overpay their tax liability either as a result of inappropriate IRS actions, or because they do not have the counsel of a skilled and experienced tax attorney.

A qualified tax attorney can help with:
* Tax Relief for IRS tax debt, back taxes, and unfiled Tax Returns
* Tax Attorney Help for Civil and Criminal Fraud Audit Examinations
* Tax Lien Removal, Subordination, Withdrawal, and Discharge
* IRS Tax Levies, Wage and Bank Garnishments Removal
* Tax Attorney Representation - IRS Appeals and Litigation
* Payroll Tax Help and Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Relief
* Effective IRS Offer in Compromise Settlements
* Installment Agreements and Payment Plan Negotiations

The IRS is adept at using their power to intimidate, coerce, and bluff taxpayers and their representatives into adverse collection and examination determinations based upon weak legal authority and incomplete or insufficient facts. The IRS will steamroll taxpayers and their representatives who are not familiar with taxpayer rights and lack of knowledge about the nuances of the tax law. The IRS collection actions are extreme, and they mostly abuse the intent of Congress not to refrain from collection actions that create an economic hardship within the meaning of §6343 of the Internal Revenue Code.

The IRS agent is considered judge, jury, and executioner. The IRS agent raises issues and comes to conclusions that are presumed to be correct under present law. Also, taxpayers, not the IRS agent, must prove the accuracy of their deductions.

This leverage against a taxpayer applies even if the IRS agent uses incorrect or incomplete facts or makes determinations on erroneous or flawed argument and law. It is not unusual for the IRS to take extreme positions on the factual and legal issues. The agent can be lazy and incompetent and still get a large and unjustified tax deficiency. The raw power of the agent's position and presumption of correctness is intimidating to taxpayers and intimidating to the representatives of the taxpayer who do not have the skill or ability to identify and advocate the factual and legal issues for their clients. The intimidation of the IRS agent is used as a tool to close cases quickly. Therefore, it behooves every taxpaying citizen to insist upon adequate representation by way of a qualified tax attorney.


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