The Adams Law Offices represents individuals and businesses in Atlanta, Georgia who need help resolving their tax dispute with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Georgia Department of Revenue.

Tax problems, controversies, and disputes, if left unresolved, can lead to grave consequences, such as liens, seizures and criminal tax prosecution. For business owners, tax controversies can affect operations, your company’s relationship with shareholders or third parties, and your company’s ability to make a profit.

It is important that you retain the services of a tax attorney who understands how to resolve tax controversies and disputes on the federal or state level, as well as handle matters connected to federal income tax, Georgia income tax, Georgia sales and use tax, and payroll tax.

Here is a list of some of the kinds of tax controversies and disputes that our firm has successfully handled for our clients:

• IRS and State Tax Disputes
• IRS and State Tax Collection Matters
• IRS and State Tax Audits and Appeals
• Offers in Compromise
• IRS Liens, Levies, and Seizures
• Estate and Gift Tax Disputes
• Individual Tax Problems
• Business Tax Disputes and Controversies
• Failure to Pay Sales Tax
• Innocent Spouse Claims
• Installment Payment Plan Agreements
• Discharge of Taxes
• Failure to File Tax Forms
• Penalty Waivers Penalty Abatements
• Criminal Tax Issues
• Trust Fund Penalty Issues
• Payroll Tax Problems
• Taxpayer Defense
• Late Tax Filings or Payments

Tax Litigation
Our legal team will make every attempt to resolve your tax controversy or dispute without having to litigate your case. However, if necessary we will aggressively defend you and your assets from unfair assessments, liens and other government actions.

Taxation and Tax Planning
In addition to handling tax disputes, tax controversies, and tax litigation cases, The Adams Law Offices represents individuals, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and large companies that need an attorney to help them with their taxation or tax planning matter. We have the experience and resources to develop the right strategy for your business or to help you achieve your personal goals. We can also help you make choices that can allow you to avoid certain tax consequences and eliminate or minimize taxes for your estate or your business. Visit our Taxation and Tax Planning page for more information.

The Adams Law Offices is committed to providing our clients with customized legal solutions that work. Your case is a top priority for us when you work with our firm, and we will keep you abreast of all developments in your case so you never have to wonder what is going on with your tax controversy or tax dispute. We will guide you through the process of resolution and remain committed to your case until its completion.

We represent clients throughout the Atlanta Metro area in Marietta, Peachtree Hills, Sandy Springs, Brookhaven, Roswell, Decatur, Lawrenceville, and Buckhead, as well as other cities in Fulton County, Cobb County, Dekalb County, Gwinnett County, and Clayton County.

Call The Adams Law Offices at (404) 467-8611. You can also reach us by sending us an e-mail.

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