Imagine receiving a letter marked IRS or California Department of Tax and Fee Administration on it, and the envelope does not contain a refund. Instead, the letter details a problem with your taxes and is seeking your response. What should you do? How will you respond in a way that is favorable to you?
Despite the best efforts of tax filers and their preparers, California State and Federal tax law complexities can result in government challenges. These challenges are usually tied to federal or state laws and regulations that are not fully discussed in tax instructions. If you have tax problems of this nature, a California tax attorney can help you through the challenges these problems create. A tax attorney can handle numerous tax issues for you, including:
An experienced California tax attorney can address these and other issues.
There are numerous reasons to choose a tax attorney instead of working with other professionals on your tax issues. The most common professionals involved in these matters tend to be the people who spend time preparing taxes – usually tax preparers of varying skill levels or a CPA. Neither is trained to understand the intricacies of legal matters. Once you begin discussing your taxes with government officials, you are usually involved in a legal matter that can potentially lead to court. A tax attorney is the best choice in these situations.
A California tax attorney can help you manage and solve your tax problems. Contact us to learn more.
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