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Nothing related to taxes is easy. American tax laws are complex. The process of reporting your taxes is complex. The IRS is complex. A do-it-yourself approach will likely leave you exhausted, frustrated, and, in the end, it can be costly. Our tax attorneys will provide experienced advocacy on behalf of clients in disputes with state and federal tax judgements.

Civil tax penalties are for less serious offenses, like failure to pay or to file on time. Most tax mistakes aren’t serious from a legal standpoint and only require a civil penalty IRS fee.

The team at Simplified Business Solutions is ready to help you deal with any IRS issue. Talk to us as soon as you receive a notice from the IRS (or earlier, if possible!). Our team of experts will guide you through what to do next. We also provide services related to tax fraud issues, tax debt resolution, emergency tax, and general tax consulting.

 

Common Civil Penalties

Can the IRS Waive a Penalty?

The answer is often yes. The IRS has the authority to waive most penalties based on “reasonable cause.” It can remove some penalties based on its “first-time abate” policy.

These are a few common justifications for penalty abatement. They can apply to mistakes triggered by a bookkeeper and, in some cases, erroneous tax advice. The courts may impose additional requirements to justify penalties in some cases.

Reasonable cause may be based

Need an Experienced Tax Attorney?

Whether you have a small individual tax issue or liability or a larger business tax matter, we have the experience, expertise, and resources that you need. Contact the Simplified Business Solutions team today.

Why Do I Need Professional Help With My Tax Dispute?

If you have received an examination letter from the IRS, you need a tax attorney in DFW metorplex who understands the audit process on your side. Revenue agents often overstep their boundaries when conducting audits.

We have helped clients struggling with massive amounts of IRS debt. We will ensure that your rights are protected at all times. While we attempt to resolve all tax disputes at examination or IRS appeals, occasionally we are forced to petition the tax court for relief