
The Internal Revenue Service is the most powerful collection agency in the country, and it operates by written rules — deadlines, hearing rights, financial standards, appeal procedures. Taxpayers who know those rules, or who are represented by someone who does, are in a different position from those who do not. That is the position we put our clients in.
A statutory procedure under IRC §7122 by which the IRS may accept less than the full assessed liability when the taxpayer's financial facts support it. We calculate whether you qualify before anything is filed, and represent you before the Offer Examiner and Appeals.
Learn More →A lien is a legal claim; a levy is a seizure. Both come with statutory rights and short deadlines — including the 30-day window to request a Collection Due Process hearing. We act on the notice, preserve your rights, and pursue release.
Learn More →Correspondence, office, and field examinations, from the first information request through the Independent Office of Appeals and the United States Tax Court. Once we file a power of attorney, the IRS communicates with us, not with you.
Learn More →Guaranteed, streamlined, non-streamlined, and partial payment agreements under IRC §6159. The terms matter, and so does the financial statement you file to get them. We negotiate an agreement that is defensible to the IRS and sustainable for you.
Learn More →Failure-to-file, failure-to-pay, accuracy-related, and trust fund penalties are assessed automatically and removed only on request. First-time abatement and reasonable cause relief, properly documented and argued.
Learn More →Currently Not Collectible status for taxpayers who cannot pay without giving up necessities, and relief under IRC §6015 for spouses held liable for a tax they did not know about. Both require a careful factual record.
Learn More →Tax By TASLO is the federal tax practice of The Adam Sanders Law Office, PLLC, in Cedarhurst, New York. Every matter is directed by a licensed attorney, begins with your actual IRS transcripts, and is handled under the rules of professional conduct that govern lawyers — including confidentiality and the duty to give you an honest assessment.
Send us the notice. We will tell you what it means, what your deadline is, and what we would do about it — before you pay anything.
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