The federal government approved over $78 billion in IRS funding to be phased in over the next 10 years, and in that time, they may be able to hire as many as 87 thousand new agents.
Everyone worries about a potential audit, but this bill is worrying families and businesses about that unwelcome prospect.
Even the “best” audits can seriously disrupt your life. The worst kind can reveal discrepancies that can haunt you for years to come.
If you’re worried about an audit, you need an experienced tax lawyer to help you navigate through those water.
Scott Scammahorn is a tax lawyer that’s helped hundreds of Texans fight back against the IRS. If you’ve been contacted by IRS agents, don’t wait. Contact us now to schedule a consultation.
If you’ve been contacted about back taxes or other tax discrepancies, you need the immediate assistance of an experienced Plano tax attorney. In his time, Scott Scammahorn has managed to get excellent results for his clients, including:
Scott Scammahorn has an advanced degree in tax law, and this training allows him to pursue aggressive remedies–and consistent results–for his clients.
An IRS audit is serious and can take months or years of your life to complete. You face serious consequences after the audit concludes, and the IRS wants to prove you owe them the maximum possible. We can help you get through an audit.
When collecting debts, the IRS will send out a notice of deficiency informing you about the amount you owe them, plus any interest and penalties you have accrued. Let Scott Scammahorn help you keep that amount as low as possible.
Most tax cases are settled out of court. For those that go to trial, you want to have someone with training and experience with tax litigation. Scott Scammahorn has tried tax cases and is prepared to defend you in court.
Requesting your previous tax records can sometimes get you flagged for additional IRS investigation. Scott Scammahorn will be able to request records and
When you owe the IRS, they are able to issue levies on your property or a lien on your paycheck or other income. If you’ve been levied, you need the help of an experienced tax lawyer to help you get it lifted.
An offer in compromise (OIC) is a type of settlement agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS where the IRS agrees to accept an amount lower than the taxpayer owes. A lot of individuals want OICs, but only experienced IRS lawyers can get them.
If you have unfiled returns or back-owed tax payments, it can be easy to get behind. A bad quarter or two and you may be in trouble. Scott Scammahorn can help you get out from underneath unfiled returns and back taxes.
A lot of 1099 earners struggle with their taxes. It’s left entirely up to you to calculate and pay them each quarter on top of filing your return every year. Failure to pay your taxes can result in fines, penalties, and–worst of all–levies or liens.
If you fail to pay your quarterly taxes–or file your return–you’ll owe the IRS. They’ll collect interest on that debt. You’ll also accrue fines. You may be audited, depending on the nature of your business.
With an advanced degree in tax law, Scott Scammahorn is prepared to help oilfield & 1099 workers should they run afoul of the IRS. If you’re a 1099 worker and have received notice, contact our offices today.
No individual or business wants to face the IRS at all, much less face them alone. You don’t have to. Scott Scammahorn is available to stand by you and protect your assets from the worst the IRS has to throw at them.
Contact our offices today to schedule a free consultation.
With offices in Tyler, TX, and the Dallas/Fort Worth area, we’re able to provide in-person and online consultations to better suit your needs.
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Situated in Collin County in Texas, Plano is one of the best places to live in the Western United States, according to CNN Money magazine. This city is surrounded by nearby cities of Frisco, Allen, Carrollton, Parker, Dallas, Richardson, The Colony, and Murphy. It has a land area of 71.6 square miles and has a sub-humid tropical climate that brings hot and humid summers and mild winters.
The population of Plano in 2012 was estimated at 274,409 residents, 50.4% of whom were females. At that time, the median resident age was 36.7 years and the median household income was at $81,475, significantly higher than the Texas median household income. The average household size had 2.6 people, 70.1% of all its households consisted of families.
The median house value in Plano is above the state average.
Plano is home to many corporate headquarters of big industry players such as:
Major industries generate valuable employment and billions of dollars in economic activity in Plano. Many businesses here are engaged in professional, scientific, and technical services, computer and electronic products, broadcasting and telecommunications, construction, accommodation and food services, administration and support, and waste management services. Around 58,145 workers live and work in Plano.
The common occupations are software developers and programmers, engineers, sales representatives, financial managers, top execution positions, and managerial jobs.
Economic growth such as that in Plano often means increasing incomes which the IRS constantly scrutinizes through IRS tax returns filed yearly.
It is possible for anyone to receive an IRS notice informing them of tax obligations arising from inaccurate returns or failure to file correct tax returns. Ignoring IRS notices can lead to bigger problems such as garnishment and levies.
If you or your business has received an IRS notice, dealing with the IRS directly can be a challenge if you lack knowledge of tax rules and regulations, and taxpayer rights and remedies under the law. Consult an IRS tax attorney immediately to prevent losing hard-earned money and property to penalties, surcharges, and interest charged by the IRS.
In Plano, Texas, attorney Scott Scammahorn has an advanced law degree in taxation and more than 16 years of tax litigation experience. This law firm has helped clients by handling all aspects of tax resolution including IRS tax liens and levies, offers in compromise, payment plans, and innocent spouse relief, representing clients as well before the IRS.
We invite you to call us today at (903) 595-1000 to speak to an attorney about your IRS problem.
Please provide us with more information so that we may better understand your IRS problems. Upon receipt of your information, our tax attorney will review your information to determine if we can be of assistance, whether through an offer in compromise, an installment agreement, appeal of an IRS audit examination, or a lawsuit in Tax Court. One of our staff members will then contact you to schedule a confidential consultation with the attorney to discuss your options.
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