Tax Collection

Texas Tax Liens Lawyer

The tax man wants money.

Either you do not have it, or getting it will ruin your business. Or it will require that you sell your homestead.

You can pay them in installments, but they will not agree.

They have put a tax lien on your business assets and you cannot pay them without a release of the lien.

Or, they have illegally put a lien on your assets.

They are trying to make you personally responsible for your company’s debts.

Paying the tax man is something difficult for you, one way or another. I handle these types of cases, when they involve amounts over $50,000.

Getting tagged with personal responsibility for what happened in your company could ruin you. I handle these types of cases, when they involve amounts over $50,000.

In the past, I have handled collection cases in the millions of dollars.

You have to be careful with them, for the federal government has many years to collect. They put you on a payment plan and under a lien which limits your lifestyle, as well as your motivation to improve your life.

There are always collateral matters in these cases. For instance, are we really sure that you owe? Maybe you don’t. Is there some way to contest a tax debt that has already been assessed? Yes, there is.

So let’s work on it. Don’t give up.

Tax Collection

I provide experienced counsel in tax collection matters including the following:

• Currently Not Collectible Status
• IRS Installment Plans
• Levies
• offers in compromise
• Partitions
• Payroll Taxes
• Separate Property
• Tax Collection Appeals
• Tax Liens & Seizures
• Transferee Liability
• Wage Garnishment

Contact Austin Tax Attorney John McDuff

Call Austin Tax Attorney John McDuff at 512.457.1177 to schedule an appointment. I can also be reached by completing the contact form. Based in Austin, I serve clients throughout Central Texas.

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