Alas Tax And Law, P.A.

The United States Tax Code is approximately 73,954 pages long. So please understand, it is not in your best interest to meet or talk to any IRS Auditors or Agents about any tax collection or audit issues without having a Tax Attorney by your side.

CPA’s and Enrolled Agents are invaluable professionals when it comes to tax preparation and filings, but only an attorney is afforded by law “Attorney-Client Privilege.”

This means, that whatever you say to a CPA or Enrolled Agent pertaining to your tax issues, and whatever notes they may have on your case could be subpoenaed under court order and used against you. Yes, your CPA or Enrolled agent could be forced by court order to testify against you, their client.

Many people avoid hiring a Tax Attorney because they fear the cost. However, you will find that our tax accounting and filing service fees are within the range of many CPA Firms, and when it comes to confronting the IRS with any audit or collection issue, our goal is to save you money.

So, when it comes to Tax Planning, Tax Audit, IRS Tax Levy and Collection issues, or Business Entity Formation, Trust and Estate Planning, it would be in your best interest to have a U.S. Tax Court Attorney with the advanced education, experience, and training to help guide you every step of the way.

Our firm has the background and expertise to assist you with any of the following issues:

Business Formation
Business Tax Formation
Business & Personal Tax Planning
Tax Settlements
Tax Litigation
Unpaid Taxes
Prevent Tax Levy & Seizure
Tax Levy Removal
Tax Lien Removal
Wage Garnishment Removal
Non-filed Tax Returns Preparation
Tax Audit Representation
IRS Asset Seizure
Tax Penalties Romoval
Offer In Compromise
Installment Agreement
Innocent Spouse Relief
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