As discussed in a previous post, Congress has been toying with making changes to the IRS offer-in-compromise program. These changes were eventually included in the “Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act,” which President Bush signed into law on May 17, 2006. The new rules apply to offers in compromise filed 60 days after the date…
Category: Tax Litigation
Tax Litigation
Tax litigation involves disputes between taxpayers and the IRS that are resolved in court. We help clients navigate tax litigation and protect their rights. Give us a call to see how we can help, (713) 909-4906.
U.S. Tax Court Violates It’s Own Rules
Do you know the feeling when you realize you are in a situation and you have no real remedy? If so, you probably also know the same feeling when you are in a situation where you are 100% right and there is a third party who is not. Most of us learn about these feelings…
Tax Liability Review by Tax Court Limited
The collection due process hearing law has provided taxpayers with another avenue for challenging their underlying tax liabilities. With this option, taxpayers can let the IRS assess the additional tax or penalties and then wait for the IRS to attempt enforced collection for the balance. They can then file a collection due process hearing request…