Tax law in the United States can be confusing for the average taxpayer to understand. What to withhold, when to withhold, eligibility for deductions and credits – at both the state and federal level, the laws are seldom written clearly and, as a result, taxpayers often fail to realize when they have an unpaid tax liability. Joshua Staub has knowledge of tax law and experience in dealing with the IRS, including litigation before the IRS Appeals Office and the United States Tax Court. If you are faced with an insurmountable tax obligation, contact us for professional help. Arrange an appointment to learn about your options for dealing with the IRS, and begin to resolve your tax problems.

Usually, the IRS will pursue an individual or business who has failed to file income tax returns, has filed untrue tax returns, or is delinquent in tax payments. If all attempts to convince the taxpayer to make payments fail, then the IRS can resort to measures such as seizures, levies, liens, or garnishment of the taxpayer’s assets to collect the tax assessment. An experienced tax lawyer can help you make reasonable arrangements to pay your taxes or avoid seizures, liens, and levies of your income and property. Tools such as installment payment plans, offers in compromise, and discharge in bankruptcy can be very effective in resolving tax payment issues. Our clients are our priority: we take the time to learn about you and your situation in order to anticipate potential problems and to develop a full range of options for your tax needs.

Joshua Staub is admitted to practice before the IRS and the United States Tax Court, and is well versed in tax law. He can handle problems involving payroll taxes, corporate taxes, sales taxes, excise taxes, property taxes, and estate and gift taxes. Tax problems with the IRS need attention to avoid far-reaching and often unnecessary implications for your personal and professional life.

Take the first step and contact us for a consultation with a tax attorney who will work to resolve your tax collection worries.