If any of this sounds familiar…
You're not alone — and you don't have to face the IRS by yourself.
An IRS notice in the mailbox. A sales tax auditor asking for three years of POS data. A wage garnishment letter from your employer. These are stressful — but they are solvable when you have the right team.
If you run a restaurant in California…
A CDTFA audit isn't a verdict. It's a methodology problem we can defeat.
Single-day site tests. Cherry-picked credit-card ratios. Extrapolations that turn a $5K observation into a $500K assessment. We've defended Bay Area restaurants against exactly this — and won at Appeals Bureau.
If you owe more than you can pay…
You probably have more options than the IRS told you about.
Offer in Compromise. Currently Not Collectible. Installment agreements. Penalty abatement. The IRS rejects two-thirds of OICs because they're structured wrong. We structure ours to be accepted.
If your auditor said "the books are inadequate"…
That sentence is the beginning of a strategy — not the end of your case.
We've defended audits where the auditor skipped required reasonableness checks, ignored bank-deposit analysis, and applied arbitrary statistical samples. Appeals Bureau accepts these arguments. US Tax Court does too.
If they're already taking your paycheck…
30 days. A Collection Due Process hearing. We can stop the bleeding.
Letter 1058. LT11. Bank levy. Wage garnishment. Each has a deadline and a defense. We file CDP appeals, negotiate releases, and put currently-not-collectible status in place so the IRS stops taking your money this month.