Nationwide Tax Representation for Individuals & Businesses

Dealing with the IRS can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. Whether you’re being audited, struggling with tax debt, or caught in a dispute, I provide expert tax representation across the United States. With a deep understanding of tax law, years of experience, and remote accessibility, I help individuals and businesses resolve tax issues with confidence.

Tax Audits
Facing an audit can be stressful and confusing. I guide you through the entire process, communicating with the IRS on your behalf, protecting your rights, and minimizing potential liabilities.

Tax Controversy & Disputes
If you’re in a dispute with the IRS or need to appeal a decision, I provide experienced representation to advocate for you, resolve issues, and achieve the best possible outcome, wherever you’re located.

Tax Debt Relief
Buried in tax debt? I work with both individuals and businesses to stop levies, garnishments, and aggressive collection efforts. Solutions include:

• Installment Agreements
• Offers in Compromise
• Penalty Abatement
• Innocent or Injured Spouse Petition (when tax debt results from divorce or abuse)

If you’re unfairly held responsible for your spouse’s tax debt (whether during or after marriage) or if you’ve experienced financial harm or abuse, I’ll help you evaluate your options for relief and guide you through the process with discretion, clarity, and care.

Tax Appeals & Litigation
Disagree with the IRS’s decision? You have the right to appeal. I guide you through the appeals process and represent you in Tax Court if needed. From preparing persuasive arguments to navigating court procedures, I’ll be your advocate every step of the way.

Latest Posts

• Real Estate Professionals | Audits & Consultations
  Facing an IRS audit as a Real Estate Professional can be daunting. I guide real estate professionals through IRS audits to minimize potential liabilities. I understand that real estate is a challenging business. My representation of Real Estate Pros is backed by years of experience as a commercial real estate mortgage underwriter, and outside counsel to commercial real estate lenders.… Read more: Real Estate Professionals | Audits & Consultations
• Tax Debt after Marriage | Injured Spouse Relief
  Injured Spouse Relief may protect a spouse filing jointly from liability for tax debt the other spouse incurred prior to marriage. When a joint tax return is filed, and one spouse has outstanding tax liabilities incurred prior to the marriage, the IRS may seize the couple’s entire refund to satisfy those debts, even if the other spouse is not responsible… Read more: Tax Debt after Marriage | Injured Spouse Relief
• Tax Debt After Divorce | Innocent Spouse Relief
  Relief for tax debt after divorce may be available under Section 6015 of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”). Known as “Innocent Spouse Relief,” Section 6015 offers protection to individuals who can demonstrate their “innocence” in the event of erroneous or fraudulent tax return. The statute provides eligible taxpayers with a pathway for severing joint liability for unpaid taxes attributable to… Read more: Tax Debt After Divorce | Innocent Spouse Relief
• Inability to Pay Tax Debt | Offers in Compromise
  The Internal Revenue Service has the authority to consider and accept an Offer in Compromise (“OIC”) as a means of resolving a taxpayer’s outstanding tax liabilities. This power is derived from the provisions outlined in Section 7122 of the Internal Revenue Code. Section 7122 grants the IRS the discretion to enter into an OIC, which is a settlement agreement between… Read more: Inability to Pay Tax Debt | Offers in Compromise
• IRS Collections | Levies and garnishments
  The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has the power to enforce tax collection by seizing assets and garnishing wages. These actions, known as levies and garnishments, are authorized under Section 6331 of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”). A “levy” allows the IRS to take possession of a taxpayer’s property, including bank accounts, real estate, vehicles, and other assets, in order to… Read more: IRS Collections | Levies and garnishments