Victory Tax Lawyers | Nationwide Tax Attorneys

Victory Tax Lawyers set themselves apart by prioritizing client satisfaction and outcome-driven approaches. Our team, proficient in the most recent tax regulations, guarantees that our clients are afforded the optimum representation available.

The cost of our services fluctuates depending on the uniqueness and intricacy of each situation. Every tax lawyer at our firm extends a complimentary initial consultation to discuss and estimate the costs tailored to your particular requirements.

Recognition of an audit typically comes through a notification from the IRS or your state tax authority. Upon receiving this notice, immediate action and consulting with a tax professional is imperative for navigating the process effectively.

Indeed, our tax lawyers aid clients in managing late tax payments and negotiating unresolved tax debts. Our aim is to devise strategies that mitigate penalties and interest as much as possible.

Absolutely! Proper tax planning is essential for new businesses. We can advise on structuring, tax deductions, and compliance to optimize your tax position.

Although we predominantly concentrate on California tax regulations, our tax attorneys adeptly navigate federal tax matters and have advocated for clients across all 50 states. Please reach out to explore how we can assist with your unique circumstances.

Kindly ensure you bring pertinent tax documents, any notifications from the IRS or state tax authority, and any additional information you believe would assist us in comprehending your situation. All consultations are with a licensed attorney, and are usually via telephone.

Tax litigation involves a formal dispute with a tax authority, typically in court. We represent and advocate for clients throughout the litigation process, ensuring their case is robustly presented, and legal arguments are expertly conveyed.

Yes, a tax lawyer will assist with international tax issues including, but not limited to, foreign income reporting, overseas business operations, and tax compliance related to foreign assets.

Ignoring a notice from the IRS can lead to additional penalties, interest, and potentially more severe enforcement actions like liens or levies. It's crucial to respond timely and appropriately to any tax notices.

Absolutely, each one of our tax lawyers can aid you in negotiating and establishing a payment plan with the IRS, making sure the terms are as advantageous as possible considering your financial circumstances.

A tax attorney can help guide you through the audit process, communicate with the IRS on your behalf, prepare necessary documentation, and negotiate any amounts owed, helping to minimize financial and legal repercussions.

All consultations and client interactions are confidential, adhering to attorney-client privilege. Information discussed or provided will not be shared without your explicit consent.

Yes, we help clients navigate the complexities of estate and gift taxes, ensuring that wealth is transferred in a tax-efficient manner while complying with all relevant laws.

Our team can help identify and implement tax-saving strategies tailored to your specific circumstances, ensuring you benefit from all applicable deductions and credits while maintaining compliance with tax laws.

We certainly can. We provide strategic advice on managing tax liabilities and ensuring compliance during business acquisitions and sales, helping you navigate through the intricacies of transactional tax matters.

A lock-in letter is an official notice sent by the IRS to an employer when it determines that an employee hasn’t had enough federal taxes withheld from their paycheck. The letter instructs the employer to withhold taxes at a specific rate from an employee’s wages often overriding any previous withholding instructions provided by the employee on their Form W-4.

Once a lock-in letter is issued, the employee typically cannot change their withholding unless authorized by the IRS. If you’ve received a lock-in letter, our tax lawyers can help you navigate the implications and explore options for modification.

The first step is to determine your total tax debt, including penalties and interest. Once you have that amount, divide it by 72 months. For example, $12,000 ÷ 72 = about $167 per month.

If the 72-month minimum payment is still too high, the IRS may accept a lower amount based on your income and expenses. In that case, you would need to submit detailed financial information using Form 433-F or Form 433-A. You can make use of our IRS Payment Plan Calculator to estimate your monthly payments.