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Denver Tax Attorney Video on Form 433B

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A Denver tax attorney at The McGuire Law Firm can assist you in resolving IRS debts and issues.  Further, a tax attorney can assist you with individual and business tax planning, tax analysis on specific transactions and other tax advice.  Contact The McGuire Law Firm to discuss your tax questions and issues with a tax […]

Submitting an Offer in Compromise to the IRS by Denver Tax Attorney

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The video below has been prepared by John McGuire, a tax attorney from The McGuire Law Firm regarding an IRS offer in compromise and submitting an offer in compromise to the IRS.  You can speak with a tax attorney by contacting The McGuire Law Firm, with offices in Denver and Golden Colorado.   Contact The […]

What is an S Corporation by Denver Business Attorney

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An S corporation is a common business entity for many small to medium sized businesses.  The video below has been prepared by a business attorney in Denver, Colorado to discuss some general issues regarding an S corporation.   You can discuss your business needs with a Denver business attorney by contacting The McGuire Law Firm.

Article on Estimated Tax Payments by Denver Tax Attorney

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What are estimated tax payments?  Do I need to make estimated tax payments?  How much should my estimated tax payments be?  These are common questions an individual may ask their tax attorney or tax advisor.  The article below has been drafted by a tax attorney at The McGuire Law Firm to provide general information regarding […]

Offer in Compromise Equation Video by Denver Tax Attorney

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If you have a tax debt to the Internal Revenue Service, you may be able to settle your IRS debt with an offer in compromise, which is a tax settlement.  The IRS uses an equation to determine a taxpayer’s reasonable collection potential and thus an offer amount they will accept to settle a tax debt. […]