Tax Controversy and Advocacy

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The U.S. Tax Code is a very complex set of rules, and on many occasions, taxpayers miss something. In these cases, it is common for the IRS to send Notices directly to the taxpayers indicating that something is not adding up or something is missing. The most common IRS Notices are:

  • Notices of Deficiency, and
  • Notices of intent to Levy

Don’t hide these letters under the rug, and do not attempt to solve it all on your own. At Drage CPA, our team has extensive experience in dealing directly with the IRS in trying to clear your account, make payment arrangements, and even disputing the balance. We also have vast experience in working hand in hand with Civil and Criminal Tax attorneys whenever it becomes necessary.

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As soon as you receive a Notice from the IRS, it is crucial that you contact a tax professional to immediately respond and protect your rights. Delays carry costly and unnecessary penalties and added interest.

At Drage CPA, we have the experience and patience to wisely deal through the IRS’s cumbersome processes.

This is the procedure that the IRS has made available for a taxpayer who has “non-willfully” failed to comply with the IRS domestic and offshore reporting requirements.

Unfortunately, in many cases, the taxpayer’s failure to comply with the IRS reporting requirements is considered “willful”; in these cases, the procedure available varies, making it more stringent and many times requiring the participation of legal counsel to avoid criminal charges.

The professionals at Drage CPA have vast experience working alongside distinguished law firms in Florida, Texas, Arizona, and California while assisting our clients in becoming compliant and by negotiating penalty charges.

Once an IRS tax assessment has been set in stone, the only option available to the taxpayer is to promptly pay in full or make proper arrangements for installment payments. If this is not handled correctly it could lead to a Tax Levy. An IRS levy permits the legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. It can garnish wages, take money in your bank or other financial account, seize and sell your vehicle(s), real estate and other personal property.
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