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Defending Taxpayer Rights
Navigating the Changing Tax Landscape With $50 billion in new funding, the IRS is modernizing its computer systems and hiring 27,000 new agents. After years of relaxed tax code enforcement, this increased investment signals a shift toward more rigorous collections and examinations. If you owe back taxes, you’re likely to receive a letter from the IRS. To help our clients stay informed in this evolving landscape, we’ve launched a quarterly newsletter. Our goal is to provide timely, actionable information about filing accurate returns while maximizing the generous tax benefits available to you.
​Expert Advocacy for Taxpayer Rights As a U.S. Tax Court litigation apprentice and a Department of Treasury Enrolled Agent, Samir is one of a select few professionals with the expertise to advocate for taxpayer rights before the IRS and state taxing authorities. Enrolled Agents (EAs) are the only tax professionals licensed to practice by the federal government, unlike CPAs and attorneys, who are licensed by individual states and cannot practice across state lines. Enrolled Agents are your strongest line of defense during IRS audits or collection actions. With specialized knowledge in tax matters, EAs are invaluable resources for individuals and businesses navigating the complexities of the U.S. tax system. As advocates for taxpayers, we provide rigorous representation before federal, state, and local taxing authorities. We believe everyone deserves a robust defense against overreaching tax agents.
​Protect Your Rights: Time Is of the Essence If you’ve received an IRS-issued Notice of Deficiency or Notice of Determination, DON’T DELAY—contact us today to preserve your right to petition your case to the U.S. Tax Court. Filing deadlines are statutory and cannot be extended. Notice of Deficiency: Your petition must be filed with the Tax Court within 90 days of the notice issuance date to preserve your right to challenge the IRS’s asserted deficiency. Notice of Determination: Your petition must be filed within 30 days of the notice issuance date to preserve your right to challenge the IRS’s determination. We’re here to help evaluate the merits of your tax case. Contact us to schedule a consultation and take the first step in protecting your rights.