Our Practice Areas
Comprehensive legal solutions tailored to your business and tax needs.
Business Law
Strategic legal counsel for business growth, transactions, and compliance.
Business Entities
Choosing the right business entity is essential for liability protection, taxation, and operational flexibility. We help structure you business to align with you goals.
Business Formation
Starting a business requires proper legal groundwork. We guide you through entity selection, registration, and compliance to set a strong foundation.
Contracts & Agreements
Well-structured contracts protect your business and define rights, obligations, and liabilities. We negotiate and review agreements to ensure fairness, minimize risk, and safeguard your interests.
Ownership Forms
The way you own property impacts your rights, control, and asset transfer. We help you determine the best ownership structure, whether individual or joint, to protect your interests and estate plans.
Purchasing an Office
Acquiring commercial property involves legal complexities. We ensure a smooth transaction by reviewing contracts, conducting due diligence, and mitigating risks.
Mergers & Acquisitions – Sale of Your Business
Whether buying, selling, or merging a business, we provide strategic legal guidance to protect your interests and ensure a seamless transition.
Corporate Governance
We guide companies, boards, and executives through evolving regulations and best practices in compliance, risk management, and stakeholder communication.
Tax Law, Planning, and Controversy / IRS Issues
Guiding you through complex tax planning, compliance and disputes.
Tax Compliance & Planning
Proactive tax planning minimizes liabilities and maximizes savings. We assist businesses and individuals with tax-efficient strategies and compliance obligations.
Cancellation of Debt
Debt forgiveness may result in taxable income, but exceptions exist to reduce or eliminate the tax impact. We guide clients through the complexities of discharge and cancellation of debt.
Non-Filing of Returns
Failing to file tax returns can lead to penalties and IRS scrutiny. We work to resolve unfiled returns and negotiate solutions to minimize legal exposure.
Tax Controversies
Disputes with the IRS or state tax authorities can be complex. We represent clients in audits, appeals, and negotiations to resolve tax controversies efficiently.
Tax Debt
If you owe back taxes, we explore options such as payment plans, settlements, or offers in compromise to help manage or reduce tax debt.
Tax Disputes
From audits to litigation, we provide aggressive representation in tax disputes, ensuring your rights and financial interests are protected.
Tax Problems Generally
Tax laws are complex, and compliance issues can arise unexpectedly. We offer tailored solutions to resolve tax-related challenges and prevent future issues.
FAQs
You should hire a business attorney when starting or expanding a business, entering into contracts, navigating tax laws, handling employee relations, or managing business disputes. An attorney can help ensure your business stays compliant and protects your interests.
If you receive an IRS notice, it’s important to take it seriously. Contact a tax attorney who can help you understand the notice, address any concerns, and represent you in negotiations with the IRS to resolve the issue.
If you haven’t filed tax returns in years, it’s important to seek legal advice. A tax attorney can help you resolve the situation by working with the IRS to catch up on filings and potentially reduce penalties.
While CPAs are great for handling straightforward tax filings, tax attorneys specialize in navigating complex tax laws, representing clients in legal matters, and providing strategic tax planning. If you’re facing legal issues with the IRS, disputes, or need assistance with complex tax strategies, a tax attorney is your best resource.
While there’s no way to guarantee you won’t be audited, you can reduce the likelihood by filing your taxes on time, accurately reporting all income, and only claiming deductions or credits you’re eligible for. Keeping thorough records, especially if you’re self-employed, can also help. If you are audited, it’s important to seek professional assistance from a tax attorney or accountant to guide you through the process.