Law Office of Ray Haselman, Tax Attorney Helping Clients With Tax Problems Settle With the IRS in Fort Lauderdale, FL
The IRS is the biggest and most powerful collection agency in the world and it can be relentless in collecting alleged tax debt from taxpayers across the country and even the world. Whether it is the IRS or Florida Department of Revenue sending you notices, placing a lien on your property, levying your bank account, or garnishing your paycheck, the Law Office of Ray Haselman can help you.
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Learn more about dealing with Back Taxes.
Learn more about IRS Levy and Tax Liens.
Notices
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Protection Plan
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Taxes
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Tax Liens
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Notices
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Settlement
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Returns Filed
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Learn more about dealing with payroll tax problems.
Why Choose a Fort Lauderdale Tax Attorney?
Unfortunately, South Florida is known as the tax fraud capital of the US due to the many unauthorized and incompetent tax preparers, and even many criminal tax preparers. Many times, the innocent taxpayer just goes to who they assume is a professional, only to find out later that the so-called preparer ended up preparing a fraudulent tax return, stole their identity or maybe didn’t even file their tax return but collected payment.
Sometimes, it’s the taxpayers’ fault for ‘refund shopping’ for whoever could get them the biggest refund. Unfortunately, places that promise the ‘biggest refund in town’ often are a bright red flag and could potentially be fraudulent. By working with a professional with vast knowledge of US tax laws and experience negotiating with the IRS, you can have the peace of mind of knowing your tax matters are in good hands. The Law Office of Ray Haselman handles a wide variety of tax problems with professionalism and efficiency.
What Kinds of Cases Does a Tax Attorney Handle?
At the Law Office of Ray Haselman, Attorney Ray Haselman provides a wide variety of tax-related legal services for clients in Fort Lauderdale and surrounding areas. Here are some examples of the many types of cases our firm can help you with:
- Abatement of Tax Penalties
- Audit Protection Plan
- Audit Representation
- Filing Back Taxes
- Florida Sales Tax
- Installment agreements
- IRS Wage Garnishment
- Levy on Bank Account
- Offer in Compromise Settlement
- Payroll Tax Settlement
- Tax Audit Help
- Past Due Tax Returns Filed
- Representation in The United States Tax Court
We can also provide tax help and tax return preparation for a variety of South Florida professionals, such as independent truck drivers, owners of businesses of any size, restaurant industry workers, bar & restaurant owners, and adult industry workers. If you have a tax problem, reach out to the Law Office of Ray Haselman as soon as possible to learn your options.
Can a Tax Attorney Help Me Solve Tax-Related Business Problems?
Businesses of any size can find it beneficial to work with a Fort Lauderdale tax attorney. If you are a small business owner, you are probably in charge of many important aspects of your business and have little to no time to try to understand or keep track of your tax obligations. This can often lead to costly mistakes that can jeopardize your business – but by leveraging the knowledge of a tax attorney, you can be more confident you are running your business in a tax-compliant and effective way.
Large enterprises and employers with a large workforce can also benefit from the work of a tax attorney who can provide valuable advice at any stage of the business. This includes making the right business structure choice and having the right systems in place to deal with issues such as sales tax, payroll, and other relevant business taxes. There is no reason to try to figure it all out by yourself – let the Law Office of Ray Haselman help you.
What is the statute of limitations on tax debt?
The IRS has up to 10 years to do whatever they can to collect any money you may owe them. However, waiting for 10 years and hoping your problem will go away is not recommended, and the sooner you act, the sooner we may be able to fix your tax problem.
Can I settle my tax debt for less than what I owe?
It is possible that our firm may be able to help you qualify for penalty abatement or an Offer In Compromise. Contact us directly to discuss your case.
Can you represent me even if I don’t live in Fort Lauderdale?
Our office represents clients all over the state of Florida and nationwide. If you have a tax issue, contact us to see how we may be able to help.
Will I go to jail for not filing my taxes?
The IRS can file criminal charges for unpaid taxes, but most often, the IRS prefers to negotiate with taxpayers to find a way to collect the money they are owed. Our firm can analyze your case and suggest the best course of action to resolve your tax issues voluntarily and avoid serious consequences.
What Can I Expect When Working with the Law Office of Ray Haselman?
When you choose to work with the Law Office of Ray Haselman, you can expect to receive knowledgeable, professional, and no-nonsense legal help tailored to your specific needs. Attorney Ray Haselman is genuinely invested in each of his clients and focuses solely on tax problems and finding the best possible resolution for each client that he serves in Fort Lauderdale. Your path to being free of your tax problems starts when you schedule your initial consultation to discuss your issues and get an honest opinion from your attorney as well as a proposed plan of action.
Once you come on board as a client, the Law Office of Ray Haselman will let the IRS know that you have chosen Attorney Ray Haselman to represent you and that they are no longer to contact you directly and should refer all communications to our office instead. This means you get instant relief from the constant annoyance of IRS calls and letters. Your attorney will then immediately begin working on your case, and if you have any liens or wage garnishments, the first step is to try and get the IRS to release them. Each case is unique, but whatever your situation may be, it is best to take action sooner than later, and our firm is ready to assist you.
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