Tax Controversy
Notice response timeline
Tax controversy work starts with deadlines, transcripts, evidence, response posture, and the right representation lane.
Account and compliance review
Review balances, filing status, payment history, penalties, transcripts, missing returns, current tax compliance, and open collection actions.
Financial fact package
Coordinate income, expenses, assets, liabilities, equity, business interests, household facts, and documentation needed for professional review.
Resolution path comparison
Compare offer, installment agreement, currently not collectible, penalty relief, lien or levy relief, and other procedural options where applicable.
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Representative and counsel involvement
Collection matters may be handled by authorized professionals, but legal rights, disputes, or litigation-sensitive issues require counsel.
After-submission discipline
Track agency requests, deadlines, payments, compliance requirements, and risks that can default or undermine a resolution.