In my opinion tax help would include or mean assisting an individual or a business with a tax problem or tax issue.  Below are examples of situations whereby a taxpayer may need help nd the help that could be provided.

1) If an individual or business owed taxes to the IRS, tax help would likely include helping the taxpayer resolve the tax debt through a formal agreement with the IRS such as an installment agreement of offer in compromise.

2) If an individual or business had missing tax returns (had not filed tax returns with the IRS for a number of year or tax periods) tax help could include assisting the taxpayer to file these returns.  Such assistance may come in the form of providing information and transcripts to the taxpayer and/or actually preparing the tax returns.

3) An individual or business may have been levied by the Internal Revenue Service, and under such circumstances, tax help could include working to release the IRS levy and/or helping the taxpayer establish a resolution so that the IRS would not issue bank levies or wage levies in the future.

4) A taxpayer being audited by the IRS could use help in resolving the tax audit with as little to no additional assessment of tax as possible.  Tax audits can be very scary and confusing to a taxpayer, and quite often a tax audit on one period, can turn into a tax audit on multiple periods meaning the taxpayer could be exposed to additional tax assessments on multiple periods.

5) Tax help could come in the form of working with a business or individual to make sure they understand their tax obligations and responsibilities based upon their circumstances.  For example, a business with employees will need to understand how to withhold payroll taxes and how & when to deposit these payroll taxes with the IRS.  Moreover, such taxpayer must understand the 941 tax return filing requirements.

Thus, taxpayers may need “tax help” in a number of ways and circumstances.  If you have questions relating to a tax issue or matter, you can speak with a tax attorney in Denver by contacting The McGuire Law Firm.

First, in my opinion, an IRS tax attorney could be an attorney working for the Internal Revenue Service.  Such attorney may represent the government in United States Tax Court, an IRS Appeal Office or another division or department of the IRS.

Second, in my opinion, an IRS tax attorney may be an attorney that represents individuals and/or businesses before the Internal Revenue Service.  For example, such attorney may represent a business that is being audited by the IRS, or an individual that owes taxes to the IRS.  If an individual or business owed taxes to the IRS, this tax attorney may attempt to settle their clients tax debt, or resolve such debt through another formal agreement with the IRS such as an installment agreement.

You can speak with a tax attorney in Denver by contacting The McGuire Law Firm.  A tax attorney at The McGuire Law Firm can represent you or your business before the Internal Revenue Service if you owe taxes, are being audited or have another type of dispute with the IRS.

IRS Tax Problems or Disputes

IRS Tax Debts

Tax Audits

Bank Levies

Wage Garnishments

Notice of Deficiency

Tax Planning and Analysis

Please contact The McGuire Law Firm to discuss how a Denver tax attorney can provide you with the IRS tax help you need!  A free consultation is offered to all potential clients.