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Question: Is anyone in need of legal representation and cannot afford a lawyer?

When you need an attorney who will you call?
Have you.. thought about writing your will?
been audited by the IRS?
purchased a home?
recieved a moving traffic violation you thought was unjustified?
had any type of legal question?
signed a contract of any kind?

Answer: I got a public defender. It cost me a total of $25.00 and the sentence was reduced by over half.

Tax Strategies for Charitable Giving

Five tax-friendly ways to give to your favorite causes

IRS Problems Houston: IRS Harassing You? Get FAST Relief

Question: What percentage of tax filers doed the IRS audit each year?

Answer: The IRS audits less than 7 percent of offical tax filers each year; including person, small business, corporates, etc.

hope this helps.

Better Business Bureau: Choose tax preparer carefully

Most Americans will get assistance from a professional tax preparer or tax software when filing their taxes this year, and the Better Business Bureau encourages taxpayers to use caution when selecting tax preparation help.

Former IRS Agent Bloopers

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$1 a Pack Cigarette Tax Hike?

Question: Does anyone know a good, affordable tax attorney in Manhattan or Queens, NY?

Major IRS problems and I need to talk to a tax attorney now.

Answer: Carl Dashwood. I cannot give his information out on the internet, but he is a very well respected African American in the Tax attorney Community. Yeah Call him.

Radio Host Louie Free Facing Tax Charges

The Youngstown radio talk show host known as “Louie Free” has gotten himself into some trouble with the federal government. “Free,” who’s real name is Louis Wolk, is now facing three counts of “failure to file tax returns” with the IRS.

Samuel Landis-Tax Attorney IRS Resolution Interview (Important Things You Want to Know)

Question: Any attorneys out there? Tax lien situation whereby IRS has garnished wages to the point of poverty; remedies?

This info is for a freind whom has consulted w/ an atty. and stated that the only option is a settlement. This party does not have the money for a settlement nor enough assets to sell off to erase the tax liability. All wages garnished and personal asset(s) i.e. car has lien attached. Bankruptcy won’t work due to this is non-dischargeable debt. This person understands the need to pay and has a good job-salary, but the IRS has left her/him with $333 to live on ea. month. Bascially poverty-stricken. No doubt the gov’t has legal basis to due this, but, but, I believe it’s unfair/ unjust to propel a person into dire straits with collection efforts. If the garnishment was not at the present level e.g. leaving this person with say $1000 to live on monthly, it would be affordable. I don’t think the IRS… tax system, was setup to render a preson homeless or otherwise. Thank you for any assistance.

Answer: Obviously, I don’t know all the details, but the IRS will usually levy wages only after they have been ignored for a long time. Your friend needs to come up with a payment plan, either a proposed installment payment plan (form 433D, I think) or a partial pay offer in compromise (form 656), along with a financial statement on form 433A. The forms are on the IRS web site http://www.irs.gov. Good luck.

North Hollywood Man to Serve 4 Years Probationi for Filing False IRS Claims

Los Angeles – On January 4, 2010, in United States District Court in Los Angeles, a North Hollywood man was ordered to serve four years probation and to pay $199,267 in restitution to the IRS related to a conspiracy scheme to defraud the United States with respect to claims, in violation of Title 18, United States Code section 286.

Tampa Tax Attorney discusses IRS Offer in Compromise OIC