Attorney Tax Analysis

Worried About the IRS? Get Real Answers From a Real Tax Attorney.

Skip the sales reps and speak directly with a licensed tax attorney who understands how to resolve serious tax-related issues—no middlemen, no runaround. When you contact us, you’ll be connected with a professional who has real experience handling complex Internal Revenue Service (IRS) matters, such as audits and wage garnishments to liens, levies, and large tax debts.

We’ll take the time to evaluate your situation thoroughly, explain what the IRS can and can’t do, and walk you through your legal options. The consultation is free, and there’s zero pressure for commitment. You’ll get clear, fact-based advice tailored to your case, not a sales pitch.

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What You’ll Learn From Your Free Tax Analysis

Here’s what you can expect to uncover during your free tax analysis with Victory Tax Lawyers:

During your free attorney tax analysis, you’ll find out whether the IRS truly has a case against you—and how strong that case is. Also, we’ll help you understand the resolution options available based on your situation, including which ones are worth considering and which could do more harm than good.

We’ll break down the tax implications of your current situation and find out how much you actually owe before you commit to any payment plans or agreements. Many people are surprised to discover that the amount the IRS claims isn’t always the final number. So, we’ll ensure that your taxable income is calculated accurately.

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You’ll also gain clarity on what the IRS is legally allowed to do—and what their limits are. If your case has the potential to escalate to tax court, we’ll help you understand what that means and how we’d build a defense. We’ll protect your assets, income, and peace of mind.

Our Process

Understanding your situation is just the beginning. Here’s how our legal team helps turn answers into action:

1

Assessment

We evaluate your tax exposure, documents, and risks.

2

Strategy

We lay out real legal options based on IRS guidelines and your situation.

3

Resolution

We design a defense or relief path tailored to your case.

4

Tax Relief

If you move forward, we optimize your tax situation for financial peace of mind.

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You Deserve Legal Insight, Not Sales Scripts

Our attorneys bring over a decade of hands-on tax law experience to every free case review. We break down your risk, explain your rights, and offer clear next steps—without pressure. It’s real guidance from lawyers who’ve seen it all.

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Speak Directly With a Licensed Tax Attorney

You won’t be passed off to a salesperson or pressured by someone without legal credentials. From the start, you’ll speak directly with a licensed tax attorney who understands the tax code, IRS procedures, and how to protect your interests. Many of our tax attorneys are former IRS lawyers and have represented clients in tax court. Some have also represented the government in tax matters. So, they have the inside knowledge of how the system works and how to effectively negotiate on your behalf.

Our attorneys don’t just review surface-level tax accounting records. They look at the legal implications and defend you based on what’s in the file.

We don’t rely on scare tactics or exaggerated claims. Instead, we walk you through the facts. We explain your real options and help you make informed decisions with confidence.

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Real Clients. Real Results.

Proven Success—No Matter How Big or Small Your Tax Issue

At Victory Tax Lawyers, results speak louder than promises. Whether you're facing a minor tax discrepancy or a major IRS dispute, our team has consistently delivered real, measurable outcomes for clients across the country.

1. Over $35 million in IRS tax debts resolved

We’ve helped individuals and businesses across the country successfully resolve more than $35 million in tax debt with the IRS. Whether you're facing a few thousand dollars or a much larger liability, we know how to negotiate effectively and push for real results.

2. 92% of cases handled by our tax attorneys lead to reduced liability or full relief

The majority of our clients don’t end up paying the full amount the IRS claims they owe. In fact, 92% of our cases resulted in a significant reduction of tax liability - or complete relief. We know the legal strategies that work and how to apply them to your specific situation.

3. 1,500+ satisfied clients nationwide

We’ve worked with more than 1,500 clients from all walks of life—wage earners, small business owners, retirees, and more. Our client satisfaction speaks to our commitment to transparency, aggressive representation, and lasting solutions.

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A Message From Our Tax Attorneys

You’re never just a case number to us. We take the time to understand your situation, answer your questions, and build a strategy that fits your specific needs.

Message from Parham Khorsandi, Esq., Founder and Attorney:

"I'm Parham Khorsandi, one of the proud founders and attorneys at Victory Tax Lawyers. With over a decade of experience in tax law, I've dedicated my career to helping individuals and businesses navigate complex tax issues. At Victory Tax Lawyers, our commitment to our clients is unwavering. We understand the stress that tax problems can bring, and we're here to provide you with personalized, strategic solutions. Whether it's resolving IRS disputes, providing tax relief, or representing you in tax litigation, we're here to protect your interests and achieve the best possible outcome for your case.”

Parham Khorsandi, Esq.

Message from Amir Boroumand, Esq., Founder and Attorney:

"Hello, I'm Amir Boroumand, one of the founders and attorneys at Victory Tax Lawyers. With more than a decade of experience in tax law, I've had the privilege of assisting clients with a wide range of tax issues. At Victory Tax Lawyers, we're not just another tax resolution company; we're a law firm staffed by seasoned attorneys who understand the nuances of tax law. Our primary goal is to provide you with the highest level of representation and guide you through the complexities of your tax matters. We're dedicated to securing your financial well-being and ensuring that you receive the tax relief you deserve."

Amir Boroumand, Esq.

What We Can Help You With—After Your Free Analysis

Your tax situation is unique. After reviewing your case, our attorneys will guide you toward the best path forward—whether that’s stopping collections, negotiating with the IRS, or fighting back in court. Here are a few areas we may recommend based on your needs:

IRS Installment Agreement

Struggling to pay in full? We’ll help determine if an installment agreement is your best path forward—and guide you through every step of setting one up.

Offer In Compromise

If you qualify, we’ll help you negotiate a legal settlement with the IRS for a reduced amount—based on your real financial situation.

IRS Hardship

Protect yourself during hardship. If IRS actions are causing serious financial harm, we’ll evaluate hardship relief options that can temporarily halt collections.

IRS Tax Lien

Worried about a lien on your assets? We’ll review your tax record and show you exactly how to respond—or fight back—if the IRS tries to secure your property.

IRS Tax Levy

Avoid bank account or wage seizures. If a levy is pending or already issued, we’ll review your notice and explore every legal option to stop or reverse it.

Tax Preparation

Need help filing correctly? If your analysis reveals missing or incorrect filings, our team can jump in to prepare and file your taxes fast and accurately.

FBAR

Foreign accounts? We’ve got you. We help clients stay compliant with IRS disclosure rules around overseas accounts and avoid steep penalties tied to FBAR issues.

Payroll Tax

Payroll tax issues can snowball. If you’re a business owner with payroll tax problems, we’ll assess your exposure and advise on how to fix it fast.

IRS Notice Review

Got an IRS letter? Let’s decode it. We’ll break down what the notice means and help you understand what action, if any, is required—and how to respond.

Audit Representation

Facing an audit? You’re not alone. We’ll review your IRS file, clarify your rights, and represent you throughout the audit process so you don’t face it alone.

Penalty Abatement

Penalties piling up? Let’s reduce them. If your situation qualifies, we’ll help request abatement or cancellation of IRS penalties based on compliance history or hardship.

Back Taxes

Behind on taxes? We’ve seen worse. We’ll assess how much you really owe, how urgent it is, and what the smartest plan is to address or settle it.

IRS Payment Plan

Break your balance into payments. If you qualify, we’ll help negotiate a monthly plan with the IRS that’s actually affordable and protects you from enforcement.

CSED

Think your debt may be expiring? We’ll calculate the Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED) to see if your debt is legally uncollectible soon.

IRS Forgiveness Program

Looking for full or partial forgiveness? If the IRS determines your debt can’t reasonably be paid, we’ll help you apply for qualifying relief programs.

Fresh Start Program

Just need a way forward? We’ll assess your situation to see if the IRS Fresh Start Program applies—and use it to reduce stress, pressure, and penalties.

This Is a No-Risk Way to Get the Answers You Need

Speak With a Real Tax Attorney—Not a Sales Rep

You’re just one conversation away from clarity and peace of mind. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by tax problems, unsure about what the IRS can do, or hesitant to take the next step—this is your opportunity to speak with a licensed tax attorney and get real answers.

Our experienced tax attorneys will carefully review your situation, assess the strength of the IRS’s position, and break down your available resolution options. You’ll learn how much you actually owe (if anything), what the IRS can legally pursue, and how we would defend you in the tax court if your case escalates.

There’s no cost, no sales pitch, and no pressure to move forward. Just honest, practical guidance—so you can stop guessing and start moving in the right direction.

Your case won’t be sold, shuffled, or passed off to a rep. When you request your free tax analysis, you’ll speak directly with an attorney—often a former IRS lawyer—who is legally bound to protect your best interests. We take your situation seriously and get straight to the point.

Whether you're dealing with collections, audits, or complex tax debt, our mission is the same: evaluate your risk, explain your rights, and give you a path forward. And if we’re not the right fit? We’ll tell you straight. No fluff. No pressure. Just real help from aggressive tax attorneys who fight to win.

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Explore Our Settlement Alerts and Stay Ahead of the IRS

We monitor real-time updates, IRS policy changes, and legal opportunities that may reduce what you owe. After your tax analysis, we’ll keep you informed of any developments that could strengthen your case or lead to a better outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What Is a Tax Controversy?

A tax controversy is when a taxpayer and the IRS disagree over income, deductions, credits, or other discrepancies. It can start with an audit or adjustment notice and might involve anything from corporate taxes to employee benefits or joint ventures. If it’s not resolved through an appeal, it can end up in Tax Court, a federal district court, or, in rare cases, the U.S. Supreme Court.

2. What Is the Tax Code, and Who Enforces It?

The tax code is called the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), and it sets the rules for how federal taxes are calculated. The IRS is responsible for enforcing these rules, while state and local authorities have their own tax laws and agencies.

3. What Tax Issues Are Most Common?

Common tax controversies involve corporate income taxes, international transactions, partnership allocations, Limited Liability Companies or joint venture tax treatments, and employee benefits or payroll taxes. They also arise in real estate transactions and investments, state and local taxes (like franchise or sales taxes), valuations of assets, and alleged fraud or tax shelter disputes.

4. How Do Tax Attorneys Help?

Tax lawyers guide clients from audits and appeals to court proceedings when needed. They review tax returns, structure transactions for favorable tax outcomes, and work alongside accountants to resolve issues. Victory Tax Lawyers represent clients across the full range of tax controversies and offer sound advice to reduce risk.

5. What Protections Apply When Dealing With a Tax Lawyer?

You can speak openly with your tax lawyer, knowing your conversation is protected by the attorney–client privilege. Under IRC 7525, this protection also applies to certain federally authorized tax practitioners (like CPAs or enrolled agents) providing tax advice. The privilege ensures confidential and accurate communication, except where exceptions apply (such as the crime–fraud rule).

6. How Do Tax Cases Move Through the Courts?

If a dispute can’t be resolved in an audit or appeal, you can petition the U.S. Tax Court. You can sue for a refund in federal district court, or file in the Court of Federal Claims. Tax Court decisions can be appealed to a federal Circuit Court, and in rare instances, to the United States Supreme Court. This allows for challenge assessments and tests the boundaries of tax law.

7. What Is a Tax Return and Taxable Income?

A tax return is the form you file with the IRS or state to report your income, deductions, and credits. Taxable income is your total income after deductions. Disputes can arise when the IRS disagrees with how income or deductions are claimed. But a tax lawyer can help clarify these issues and defend you if needed.

8. Can Tax Issues Be Settled out of Court?

Yes. Usually, most tax controversies are resolved through audits, appeals, or negotiations. Tax lawyers help secure closing agreements or settlements that reduce liabilities and penalties. But if an agreement can’t be reached, the case can be brought before a judge for a final decision.

9. What’s an Example of a Recent Constitutional Tax Case?

In Moore v. United States (2024), the Supreme Court ruled that a mandatory repatriation tax didn’t violate the Constitution. This decision reaffirmed Congress’s authority to tax certain forms of income regardless of their distribution status. This shows how high‑stakes controversies can shape the interpretation and application of the tax code.

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