Confidence in
Resolving Disputes
IRS Collection Actions
IRS Bank Account Seizures
When a taxpayer owes a tax liability that has gone unpaid for a long time despite several demands for payment, the IRS can force the taxpayer to pay the debt by seizing his bank accounts. The IRS can seize individual and business bank accounts. Seized bank accounts can be used to satisfy liabilities for: income tax, employment tax, trust fund recovery penalties, excise tax and estate and gift tax.
Tax Law Practice Areas
- Civil Tax Audits
- IRS Civil Tax Audits
- IRS Administrative Appeals
- Offshore Account / Foreign Bank
- Tax Penalty Relief
- IRS Liens, Levies, & Seizures
- Employment Tax Disputes
- Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (Payroll Witholding)
- Worker Classification Audits
- Tax Shelter Investigations
- Tax Shelter Promoter Investigations
- Conservation and Facade Easement Disputes
- Historic Tax Credits
- Residency Disputes
- Return Preparer Penalties
- IRS Criminal Tax Investigations
- Tax Litigation & Controversy
- IRS Collection Actions
- Offshore Accounts
- Employment Tax Disputes
- White Collar Defense
- Complex Civil Litigation
- International Disputes
- Business Tax Issues
- IRS Whistleblower Actions
- Office of Professional Responsibility
- Return Preparer Penalties
- Professional Malpractice Investigations
- Standards of Tax Practice Issues
- IRS Investigations Of Tax Practitioners & Return Preparers
- Representation of Attorneys Before IRS Office of Professional Responsibility
- Representation Of CPAs, Enrolled Agents, Enrolled Actuaries, Enrolled Returement Plan Agents & Appraisers
- Representation Of Law Firms, Accounting Firms & Other Entities Before The IRS Office Of Professional Responsibility
