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  • 1771 Tax Cases
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Carr Law Tax Attorney's are highly experienced & educated in tax law.

Carr Law Tax Attorney's are highly experienced & educated in tax law.

Our Tax Attorney's represent clients in all tax matters for individuals of tax resolution & representation.

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Our Tax Attorney's have specific tax law degree & education for business tax law.

Our Tax Attorney's have specific tax law degree & education for business tax law.

Our Tax Attorney's represent clients with federal and state taxing authorities in all types of tax problems and issues.

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Carr Law Bankruptcy Attorney's have succfully represented thousands of clients.

Carr Law Bankruptcy Attorney's have succfully represented thousands of clients.

Our Bankruptcy Attorney's tailor to your specific situation to help individuals get relief from overwhelming, burdensome, and crushing debt.

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Tax & Bankruptcy Legal Services

Carr Law is a trusted provider of tax and bankruptcy legal services, with experience helping individuals and businesses resolve their financial challenges. Our team of experienced attorneys has the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the process of resolving tax issues, addressing debt problems, and planning for a secure financial future. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you with your legal needs.

Tax Levy

Tax Levy

At Carr Law, we help you avoid a tax levy or even under a current tax levy, we can consult with you and come up with the best plan of action.

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Tax Lien

Tax Lien

At Carr Law we can assist in examining if a lien removal is possible in your case and what can be done to avoid any liens.

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

At Carr Law, we help people get rid of their debt and start new lives, without the crippling burden of debt.

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Tax Garnishment

Tax Garnishment

At Carr Law, if you owe the IRS or State Taxing Authority, we can meet with you to discuss what can be done to avoid IRS garnishments

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Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

At Carr Law, our Attorneys can help save your business. Chapter 11 affords businesses the time and resources to reorganize the debts, improve cash flow, and some time to improve the business.

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Tax Settlement

Tax Settlement

Many taxpayers have come to Carr Law for relief from IRS problems. Carr Law has the experience submitting Offers in Compromise that you should expect from tax lawyers.

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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

A Chapter 13 typically lasts only from 3 to 5 years and consists of the debtor making regular monthly payments to the Trustee assigned to his or her case.

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Offer In Compromise

Offer In Compromise

An agreement that resolves the taxpayer's tax debt is called an "offer in compromise." This agreement is between a taxpayer and the IRS. By accepting less than full payment.

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Tax Installment Agreement

Tax Installment Agreement

At the Carr Law we have the ability to make arguments for the taxpayer as to the appropriate acceptable amount that the taxpayer could afford.

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Currently Not Collectable

Currently Not Collectable

Under this status the taxing authority, i.e. the Internal Revenue Service cannot collect on the debt owed via levies, other than by taking any tax refunds owed the taxpayer.

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Collection Statue Expiration

Collection Statue Expiration

The Internal Revenue Service and other State and Local Taxing Authorities only have a certain amount of time to collect from you from the date of filing.

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Tax Audit Representation

Tax Audit Representation

After an audit or determination of the Internal Revenue Service it may be that the taxpayer does not agree with the determination.

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Tax Court Representation

Tax Court Representation

At the Carr Law we can assist in evaluating your case and filing a Tax Court Petition and making legal arguments on your behalf to either eliminate your tax liability.

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Trust Fund Recovery

Trust Fund Recovery

At Carr Law we can help in the defense of this assessment. The Trust Fund Penalty Assessment is a distinct tax liability as generally it cannot be discharged in bankruptcy.

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Penalty Abatement

Penalty Abatement

At the Carr Law we have experience in reviewing client’s facts and then making a case for abatement of penalties caused by late filing of the tax returns.

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Innocent Spouse

Innocent Spouse

At Carr Law we can sit down with you and see if you qualify for innocent spouse relief, relief by separation of liability, or equitable relief.

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Taxpayer Advocate Request

Taxpayer Advocate Request

At Carr Law we have had to get the Taxpayer Advocate Service involved in several occasions.

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Transcript Analysis

Transcript Analysis

Carr Law, we will contact the IRS and verify the years unfiled, the years owing, whether there have been Substitute for Tax Returns.

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Tax Preparation

Tax Preparation

At Carr Law we have the tax preparation experience in filing basic tax returns all the way through to difficult tax returns. At Carr Law we have effectively prepared tax returns.

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Tax Planning

Tax Planning

Our Tax Planing Attorney's take pride in not just filing income tax returns for our clients, but helping them plan for a better financial future.

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Choice Of Entity Planning

Choice Of Entity Planning

Choice of Entity Planning: Choosing the right entity is not only important for asset protection, it is very important for tax purposes and tax planning. Entities can be taxed differently.

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Payroll Tax Resolution

Payroll Tax Resolution

The attorneys at Carr Law work tirelessly to keep your business operating and to solve your payroll tax liability. We help you understand your payroll tax obligations,.

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Privilege Tax Representation

Privilege Tax Representation

At Carr Law we can review to see sales tax and what tax rate you should be paying, based on the services you are providing or the items selling.

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Over 25 Years Experience In Tax & Bankruptcy Law

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At Carr Law Our Attorneys Understand The Interplay Of Different Laws And Regulations To Minimize Liabilities And Protect Assets.

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There Are Also Many Different Types Of Laws And Legal Documents, At Carr Law There Is No More Frustrated, And Confusion.

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At Carr Law You Have A Trusted Partner Available To Confront These Difficult Decisions Or Circumstances.

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Our Proven Tax Resolution Success Method Has Helped Hundreds Resolve Their Tax Matters

 
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Some taxpayers just don’t have any ability to pay their back taxes. This status is not for all and the taxing authorities of course require proof to substantiate such hardship claims. If after going through the taxpayer current monthly income and applying them to national standards and local standards and the taxpayers net monthly income is zero or negative then the taxpayer could qualify for currently not collectible status. The taxing authorities will look into the status to see if anything has changed at least yearly or bi-yearly.

Contact Carr Law today to assist you with your tax liability including assistance with seeing if you qualify for hardship status and if so having you placed on hardship status.

A garnishment is where a creditor, such as the IRS, can send a notice to your employer to pay your wages to the creditor. The IRS can do this without a lawsuit or judgment unlike other creditors. Now the IRS does have to have the tax be assessed and has to provide you with your full collection due process rights but after this they can take actions to garnish your wages.

At Carr Law Firm we can meet with you to see what can be done to quickly stop the garnishment.

The Internal Revenue Service and State and Local Taxing Authorities have standards and forms whereby they can assess the ability to pay of the taxpayers. These forms typically request to see what assets the taxpayers have, the taxpayer’s current monthly income, and the taxpayer’s current monthly expenses. With this information the taxing agencies can determine the ability and the amount of the taxpayer to pay. The Internal Revenue Service and its agents and employees have to generally comply with the collection standards applicable in the Internal Revenue Manual.

At the Carr Law we have the ability, knowledge and have been able to evaluate the taxpayer’s financial situation and the applicable guidelines and then make arguments for the taxpayer as to the appropriate acceptable amount that the taxpayer could afford and the taxing authority could accept in reasonable payments.

The Internal Revenue Service has the power to levy (garnish/seize) bank accounts, wages, payments from 3rd parties owed to the taxpayer, 401K accounts, stock brokerage accounts. The IRS has more power than most, if not all creditors, as there are very few exemptions or protected assets from which they can seize; basically anything is free game to the IRS to levy/seize. For example the IRS can levy the majority of your wages when most other creditors can only levy a portion, i.e. in many states only 25%, also generally social security is exempt from levy, however the IRS can levy social security benefits.

At Carr Law if you are wanting to avoid a tax levy or even under a current tax levy, we can consult with you and come up with the best plan of action to avoid any future levies and/or stop current levies.

The Internal Revenue Service has the power to levy (garnish/seize) bank accounts, wages, payments from 3rd parties owed to the taxpayer, 401K accounts, stock brokerage accounts. The IRS has more power than most, if not all creditors, as there are very few exemptions or protected assets from which they can seize; basically anything is free game to the IRS to levy/seize. For example the IRS can levy the majority of your wages when most other creditors can only levy a portion, i.e. in many states only 25%, also generally social security is exempt from levy, however the IRS can levy social security benefits.

At Carr Law if you are wanting to avoid a tax levy or even under a current tax levy, we can consult with you and come up with the best plan of action to avoid any future levies and/or stop current levies.

Nee to change test for "file" Tax problems can be very overwhelming. Navigating the “waters” of tax law and civil tax procedure can be very complicated. Whether you received a notice from the Internal Revenue Service because you owe back taxes or if you have state tax problems and your business has sales tax problems.

Our Carr Law Firm attorneys at will meet with you to discuss how to help you or your business with these tax problems and all your Federal and State Tax Problems.

At Carr Law we have the tax preparation experience in filing basic tax returns all the way through to difficult tax returns. At Carr Law we have effectively prepared the following tax returns: 1120 ( C-Corp Tax Returns) 1065 (Partnership Returns) , 1120S ( S-Corp Returns) , 1041 (Fiduciary Income Tax Returns) , 1040 (Individual Income Tax Returns), 706 (Estate Tax Returns) 941 ( Payroll Tax Returns) 940 (Federal Unemployment) and state tax returns, including sales tax and transaction privilege tax returns.

We can assist taxpayers in reviewing their tax returns and see if they were prepared correctly and if not then amend the tax returns to make sure correct.

Tax planning is an important aspect of family wealth and retirement planning. Regardless of your background, the type of work you do, or your economic status, planning for your future and the futures of your children is something you must do throughout your life.

Our Attorney's have advanced degrees and, on average, over 15 years of experience. We pride ourselves on creating strong, lasting relationships with our clients so we can help you as your needs and circumstances change. Our services include: Personal tax return preparation Succession planning Charitable giving Executive compensation Family estate and gift planning Retirement planning Year-end tax planning.

Tax planning is an important aspect of family wealth and retirement planning. Regardless of your background, the type of work you do, or your economic status, planning for your future and the futures of your children is something you must do throughout your life.

Our Attorney's have advanced degrees and, on average, over 15 years of experience. We pride ourselves on creating strong, lasting relationships with our clients so we can help you as your needs and circumstances change. Our services include: Personal tax return preparation Succession planning Charitable giving Executive compensation Family estate and gift planning Retirement planning Year-end tax planning.

The Internal Revenue Code requires every employer to withhold Social Security taxes, Medicare taxes, and income taxes from the wages of its employees. The portion of Social Security and Medicare taxes withheld from the employees’ wages, along with an additional contribution of Social Security tax made by the employer, are commonly referred to as "Payroll Taxes" or "Employment Taxes." The combination of Payroll Taxes actually withheld from an employee's wages (net of the employer's contribution), plus the income taxes that are actually withheld from an employee's wages, are collectively referred to as "Withholding Taxes" or "Trust Fund Taxes."

The attorneys at Carr Law work tirelessly to keep your business operating and to solve your payroll tax liability. We help you understand your payroll tax obligations, help you solve your existing problem, and help you meet your future Payroll Tax reporting and payment requirements.

For those who qualify, Chapter 7 provides a Fresh Start to individuals. Chapter 7 wipes away most debts, including credit cards, payday loans, repossession deficiency balances, most judgments, some tax obligations, and personal loans. Most debtors retain or keep most of their assets and personal possessions after filing chapter 7. State and Federal law dictate what individuals are entitled to keep. Our Attorneys will advise you what property you get to keep and what property, if any, is at risk. Typically, debtors keep their homes, cars, clothes, furniture, wedding rings, 401(k), IRA, and personal possessions.

Let us help you make a rationale decision and instruct you how to leave your home. With our Tax Attorneys, we will also let you know of the tax consequences of losing a home.

Our Attorneys have worked out several agreements that benefits all parties involved while avoiding unnecessary legal expenses and conflict.

Due to the economy, many local businesses are facing tough times. Many have borrowed money to keep their business afloat. Many of these loans have high interest rates and cumbersome terms. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is a form of bankruptcy reorganization available to individuals, corporations and partnerships. It has no limits on the amount of debt, as Chapter 13 does. It is the usual choice for large businesses seeking to restructure their debt. Individuals usually file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 rather than Chapter 11. The debtor usually remains in possession of its assets, and operates the business under the supervision of the court and for the benefit of creditors. The debtor in possession is a fiduciary for the creditors.

For those who do not qualify for Chapter 7 or for those trying to save their home from foreclosure may be able to file a Chapter 13, which is commonly known as “reorganization”. A Chapter 13 typically lasts only from 3 to 5 years and consists of the debtor making regular monthly payments to the Trustee assigned to his or her case. The most common question is “What are my payments going to be?” Our skilled Attorneys will analyze your information and then determine the smallest payment legally possible. However, the actual amount of the payment will typically not be known until the debtor files for relief under Chapter 13. But, rest assured that the payment will not be more than you can afford. Our Attorneys will work with you to assess a fair and reasonable monthly budget. Typically, your payment to the Trustee will not exceed the amount that is left over each month, according to your budget.

Our Attorneys understand the law, which allows us to help you in the complicated world of Bankruptcy.