Tax problems don't fix themselves — penalties and interest grow every month you wait.
Our business tax attorneys help you resolve IRS issues, structure your taxes intelligently, and stay compliant — with every conversation protected by attorney-client privilege.
Full representation before the IRS and state tax authorities — you don't face them alone.
Installment agreements, offers in compromise, and penalty abatement to resolve what you owe.
Unpaid 941 taxes and trust fund recovery penalties — the IRS's most aggressive collection area.
Multi-state nexus questions, audits, and voluntary disclosure agreements.
Timely, correct responses to liens, levies, and penalty notices before they escalate.
S-Corp elections, entity restructuring, and choosing the tax treatment that saves you money.
Proactive structuring of income, deductions, and transactions to reduce next year's bill legally.
An attorney handles all IRS communication and defends your position.
Offers in compromise, installment plans, and hardship status negotiated for you.
Reduce or remove penalties with properly argued reasonable-cause requests.
Stop or release IRS liens, levies, and wage garnishments against your business.
Entity structure, timing, and transaction planning that reduces taxes legally.
Find and fix payroll, sales tax, and filing gaps before the IRS finds them.
Litigation and appeals representation when a dispute can't be settled.
Your CPA prepares returns. A tax attorney protects you when something's wrong — and unlike accountant communications, everything you tell a lawyer is privileged.
Prepares and files returns — great for routine compliance
Can be compelled to testify about what you told them
Limited authority in IRS disputes and appeals
Cannot represent you in tax court
Attorney-client privilege — your conversations stay protected
Negotiates directly with the IRS on your behalf
Handles audits, appeals, and tax court litigation end to end
Legal structuring a return-preparer can't advise on
Best of both: many of our clients keep their CPA for bookkeeping and bring in a tax attorney when the stakes rise. The two work together.
Licensed tax attorneys across all 50 states.
Attorney-client privilege protects everything you share.
One-time consultation or full IRS representation.
Decades of combined experience against the IRS and state agencies.
Free consultation, clear fees, payment plans available.
For routine filing, your CPA is enough. Bring in a tax attorney when there's a dispute, debt, or risk: an audit, back taxes, payroll tax problems, an IRS notice, or planning with legal consequences. Attorneys can negotiate with the IRS, represent you in tax court, and — unlike CPAs — everything you tell them is legally privileged.
Immediately — most IRS notices have 30- or 90-day response windows, and missing them forfeits rights you can't get back. Penalties and interest also compound monthly. An attorney can usually respond the same week and often stops escalation with the first letter.
Sometimes — the IRS Offer in Compromise program settles debts for less when you genuinely can't pay in full, and penalty abatement can remove a meaningful chunk. But eligibility is strict, and the "pennies on the dollar" ads oversell it. An attorney will tell you honestly which option fits your numbers: settlement, installment plan, or hardship status.
Withheld employee taxes are "trust fund" money — the IRS treats not paying them as taking government funds, and it can pursue you personally, not just the business, through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. It's the one tax problem that pierces the corporate shield, which is why it needs an attorney early.
Your consultation is free, and many matters — penalty abatement requests, notice responses, S-Corp elections — are handled flat-fee so you know the cost upfront. Larger matters like audit defense are scoped after the consultation. Payment plans are available, and resolving a tax problem early is almost always cheaper than letting it grow.
No — hiring representation is routine and the IRS deals with attorneys every day. If anything, represented taxpayers tend to get cleaner, faster resolutions because filings are complete and deadlines are met. And your conversations with the attorney are privileged from day one.
Business Law Attorneys
Our attorneys focus on the legal issues small businesses actually face—formation, contracts, employment, and disputes—and bring years of hands-on experience to every case.
Solutions Built Around Your Business
No two businesses are alike. We take the time to understand your operations, industry, and goals before building a legal strategy that fits.
Support That Keeps Your Pace
Business doesn't stop at 5 PM, and neither do we. Our team is available round the clock so urgent contracts, disputes, and deadlines never wait.
Pricing That Makes Sense for Small Business
Transparent pricing with payment plans available, so you get real legal protection without the overhead of keeping a firm on retainer.
Full-Service Representation
From drafting and negotiation to compliance and courtroom representation, our attorneys handle your matter end to end—you're never handed off.
100% Free Consultation
Your first consultation costs nothing. Tell us about your business and your legal concern, and we'll lay out your options—confidentially, with no hidden charges.
Trusted by Numerous Clients
Served legal help to businesses and entrepreneurs all over the US.
The IRS selected our restaurant for a full audit and I panicked. My tax attorney took over every communication, organized three years of records, and sat in every meeting. The audit closed with no changes and no penalties. I never spoke to the IRS once — that alone was worth the fee.
We fell behind on 941 deposits during a rough quarter and the notices started stacking up. My attorney explained the IRS could come after me personally, then negotiated an installment agreement and got a penalty abated before it reached that point. Sleeping again.
After two bad years my company owed more in back taxes than we could ever pay. My attorney was honest that settlement isn't for everyone, ran the numbers, and filed an Offer in Compromise that the IRS accepted. The business survived because of that one consultation.
I booked a consultation just to ask about my growing tax bill. The attorney reviewed my LLC, recommended an S-Corp election, and coordinated the whole change with my CPA. My quarterly taxes dropped noticeably and everything was done by the book.
