Over 20 Years of Business and
Tax Law Experience

My practice has always been exclusively in the areas of business litigation and transactions, as well as tax litigation and tax collection. As a result, I have concentrated experience in my practice areas. My relationship with you will be on a one-on-one basis, throughout your matter. I will give you true personal service.

-John McDuff

“You are a very interesting mix of tiger and kindness”

Mark

I would like to testify as to the qualifications and expertise of my company’s attorney, who has also become my personal counsel. His approach is direct, honest and committed to his client. With a dedicated work ethic, he tenaciously works in the interest of his client with a take-charge attitude that demonstrates his knowledge, honesty, enthusiasm and caring.

Tim

We have been working with John for the last couple of years as a business transaction attorney. He continues to be, and has been, nothing but timely, professional, and knowledgeable in all services rendered for us. He is meticulous and thoughtful in every aspect, and we would highly recommend his services and still continue to build our relationship with him. His alacrity is continually a pleasant surprise.

Matt

After looking at several attorneys to handle my case, I selected John. It was the best choice I could have made. He has given me peace of mind and has handled my case with pure professionalism. I would definitely recommend using John to my friends or family if asked.

Jason

John McDuff Offers Joint Tax Liability for Spouses Litigation Services

Under federal tax law, married couples who file jointly are each jointly and severally liable for any unpaid taxes, penalties and interest. When one spouse is under-reporting income, avoiding taxes, or engages in some other form of malfeasance, the IRS has the right to take action against the other spouse. If the IRS is seeking payment for unpaid taxes that your spouse incurred, you face serious problems.

Innocent Spouse Relief

Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for tax relief under what is known as “innocent spouse relief.” Eligibility depends on whether or not it can be shown that you had knowledge of the understated income and whether or not it would be unjust to hold you responsible for the unpaid taxes. To determine whether you are eligible for this relief, it is important to discuss your situation with a knowledgeable tax lawyer.

If the IRS is seeking to collect against you for your spouse’s actions, your best proof may hinge on the testimony of your spouse. If he or she can testify that you did not have any knowledge of the hidden income and unpaid taxes, it can bolster your case.

Contact Us Today

John McDuff will marshal all available evidence to show that you did not have any knowledge of the under-reported taxes, and that you did not receive any benefit from them. With over 20 years of experience working as a tax attorney, you can trust John to handle your case knowledgeably. Call us at 512.457.1177.

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Over 20 Years of Business and Tax Law Experience

John McDuff Offers Joint Tax Liability for Spouses Litigation Services

Innocent Spouse Relief

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Over 20 Years of Business and
Tax Law Experience