Unfiled Tax Returns and IRS Audits

Many times self-employed individuals, business owners, or others will fail to file taxes for one or several years. If you have unfiled tax returns, the Zinn Law Firm, P.A. can assist you in filing and resolving your tax issues to prevent future penalties or interest. Our lawyers also can help you protect your rights if you are being audited.

Contact the Zinn Law Firm, P.A. in Leawood if you have unfiled or unpaid taxes or if you are facing an IRS audit. We can help you protect your rights and prevent future tax expense.

If you do not file after a certain period, the IRS will file for you and you will not get any exemptions for federal aid deductions, loan interest, or mortgage interest. It is in your best interest to file before the IRS files for you. Our lawyers can guide you through the tax payment process to ensure that your tax debt is resolved. If you believe you are unable to pay, we can assist you in seeking other tax debt solutions such as installment agreements or offers in compromise.

Our unfiled tax and IRS audit attorneys can assist you with any of the following:

• Unfiled tax returns
• IRS audits
• IRS informational meetings
• Audit letters
• Document requests
• Payroll taxes
• Offers in compromise
• Installment agreements
• Garnishment
• Levy and tax liens
• Innocent spouse relief
• Penalty and interest abatements
• Incorporations, LLCs, and partnerships

IRS AUDITS

If the IRS sees a red flag regarding your personal or business tax obligations, you may be audited. An audit letter will inform you of the issues identified by the IRS and request documentation to determine whether your income and deductions are correct. We can monitor the audit to ensure that your rights are protected from the initiation through the completion of the audit.

If you get a notice of an audit, DO NOT TALK TO THE IRS without FIRST contacting a skilled tax attorney. At the Zinn Law Firm, P.A., we are experienced in representing clients facing an audit before the IRS.

At the IRS informational meeting, the IRS will seek background information about your business or personal situation. This informational meeting should not reach the question of why there is an audit and the IRS should never ask you about specific issues the audit is directed to. Our lawyers can appear at this informational meeting to ensure that your rights are protected during the investigation. The IRS may walk through your residence or home. If you are a business owner, the IRS may walk through and gather information about your business assets. We will protect you at the IRS informational meeting to ensure that the IRS does not overstep its bounds and ask you questions it shouldn't.

If you have been contacted by the IRS, you need to speak with an experienced IRS audit lawyer. Contact the Zinn Law Firm, P.A. to protect your business and assets against the IRS.

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