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While it’s not a legal requirement to hire a tax attorney to appeal an IRS decision, having professional representation can be a huge benefit. The audit appeals process can be complex and challenging to navigate on your own. A qualified tax attorney can guide you through the process, help you understand your rights, and work to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
Let’s look in more detail at why having a tax attorney is a good idea when appealing an IRS audit decision.
The IRS provides taxpayers with the right to a fair and impartial administrative appeal of most decisions, including many penalties. This process allows you to dispute IRS findings without immediately resorting to court proceedings. However, you may have to read up on how to prepare your appeal and represent yourself, which could take some time. A tax attorney will already know how to navigate the process and can start preparing your appeal right away.
Tax laws are intricate and continually evolving. A tax attorney has the expertise to interpret these laws, ensuring that your appeal is grounded in solid legal arguments and consistent with current laws. Their specialized knowledge is pivotal if you want to present a compelling case to the IRS.
Only attorneys are authorized to represent you in tax court. Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) or Enrolled Agents (EAs) cannot provide representation in this setting. Having a tax attorney from the start of your appeal makes the process smoother and your defense strategy stronger.
Hiring a tax attorney for your appeal provides you with legal expertise and gives you peace of mind. If you work with Gabaie & Associates, LLC, you’ll have a professional advocating for your best interests. We help taxpayers with all kinds of IRS issues in Baltimore, Columbia, Frederick, Rockville, and throughout Maryland. Call us today at (410) 358-1500 or fill out our online contact form to schedule a consultation.
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