Arlington TX Tax Attorneys IRS Help

Federal Tax Matters in Arlington, Texas — Insight From Former IRS Attorneys

IRS inquiries can arise for many different reasons—missing filings, discrepancies in reported information, or notices reflecting balances taxpayers did not expect. For individuals and businesses in Arlington, these issues often appear suddenly and may escalate if not addressed promptly. At Gregory Law Group, PLLC, we assist Arlington taxpayers with a broad range of federal tax matters. With over 25 years of combined experience as former IRS Attorneys, we understand the internal procedures the IRS relies upon and guide clients through each step with precision and care.

Our boutique tax law firm is based in Dallas, Texas (by appointment only), and we routinely assist taxpayers throughout Arlington and the surrounding region.

Tax Representation for Arlington Individuals and Businesses

Many Arlington residents reach out for assistance once IRS letters become more frequent or when the IRS indicates that follow-up action may occur. Federal tax matters often involve procedural deadlines that can affect available options. We take the time to understand the specifics of each case, explain applicable IRS rules, and help taxpayers choose an approach that aligns with both legal requirements and practical considerations.

IRS Reviews, Audits, and Requests for Documentation

IRS examinations can range from narrow inquiries about a single tax item to more extensive reviews of business or personal filings. Whether the IRS has sent a correspondence notice or initiated an in-person review, responding accurately and consistently is essential. We assist Arlington taxpayers by evaluating the scope of the examination, assembling the necessary records, drafting responses, and addressing any follow-up questions. If the IRS proposes adjustments, we help evaluate them and determine whether administrative appeal rights should be exercised.

Collection Notices and Concerns About Enforcement

Unpaid federal tax balances may develop due to estimated tax issues, amended returns, IRS adjustments, or other assessments. Once a balance has been recorded, the IRS may take steps toward collection actions such as liens or levies. We assist Arlington taxpayers in determining whether the assessed balance is accurate, reviewing IRS transcripts for discrepancies, and evaluating possible resolution options. These may include structured payment plans, financial-based alternatives, or other arrangements recognized under IRS procedures.

Addressing Delinquent Filings and Restoring Compliance

Falling behind on federal tax filings is more common than many taxpayers realize. Changes in employment, business challenges, unexpected personal situations, or difficulty locating records can lead to multiple unfiled years. The IRS has established methods for addressing these situations, and resolving them proactively is often advisable. We help Arlington taxpayers determine which returns must be filed, coordinate preparation of missing filings, and communicate with the IRS to help ensure compliance is restored appropriately.

Administrative Appeals and U.S. Tax Court Representation

If a taxpayer disagrees with the findings of an examination or the outcome of a collection decision, the IRS Office of Appeals may provide a neutral review. Appeals Officers consider the facts, applicable law, and procedural issues independently of the original IRS division. We prepare detailed protest submissions, communicate with Appeals, and work to resolve disputes through the administrative process. When a matter cannot be resolved at that level, we represent taxpayers before the United States Tax Court when appropriate.

Sensitive Federal Tax Matters and Confidential Concerns

Certain situations—such as matters involving intent, unreported income, or potential misstatements—require special care. Communications with a tax attorney are protected by attorney-client privilege, allowing taxpayers to discuss their situation confidentially. We review the facts, explain risks or procedural considerations, and provide guidance tailored to the specific circumstances.

Why Arlington Taxpayers Turn to Gregory Law Group, PLLC

Our attorneys previously served within the IRS Office of Chief Counsel, where they handled audits, appeals, and litigation across a variety of federal tax areas. This experience provides insight into how IRS examiners, specialists, and revenue officers apply procedural rules and evaluate cases. As a boutique practice, we limit the number of matters we accept to help ensure direct attorney involvement and focused attention on each case.

Gregory Law Group, PLLC’s mission is to provide American taxpayers exceptional and results-oriented tax resolution services in an honest, ethical, and timely manner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did I receive an IRS notice about discrepancies in my Arlington business revenue?

Revenue differences often arise when IRS records from vendors, payment processors, or financial institutions do not match what was reported on a return. We help Arlington taxpayers identify the source of the discrepancy and determine how best to respond.

What if the IRS is questioning charitable contributions or other itemized deductions?

Certain deductions frequently trigger IRS review. We assist in gathering supporting documentation, evaluating eligibility, and addressing questions raised by examiners.

Can I still address an IRS issue if the return was prepared by a third-party service?

Yes. Even if a preparer completed the filing, the taxpayer remains responsible for the information reported. We help determine whether the IRS’s concerns relate to documentation, reporting, or preparer error, and how to respond.

How should I respond if the IRS claims I underreported income from investment accounts?

Investment institutions report income annually to the IRS. If amounts do not align with the return, the IRS may issue a notice. We review brokerage statements, transcripts, and records to help clarify the issue and prepare an appropriate response.

Does moving within Texas affect my IRS correspondence or deadlines?

Relocating within Texas does not alter federal tax obligations, but it may affect where IRS notices are sent. We assist in determining whether any correspondence was missed and whether deadlines remain open.

What if the IRS is contacting me about penalties for late filings or late payments?

Penalty notices often accompany assessments or filing delays. We evaluate whether the penalties were correctly applied and advise whether relief—such as first-time penalty abatement—may be available.

Why Gregory Law Group, PLLC Is the Right Choice in Arlington, TX

For taxpayers in Fort Worth dealing with IRS notices, audits, or mounting tax debt, Gregory Law Group, PLLC offers the perspective of former IRS attorneys paired with boutique-level service. The firm leverages its experience inside the IRS, its focus on tax controversy and planning, and a strong track record of negotiated resolutions to help Fort Worth individuals and businesses address problems before they escalate.

Individuals and businesses in Fort Worth rely on us for:

Former IRS attorneys with decades of combined experience handling audits, appeals, and collections
Customized legal strategies that prioritize long-term solutions, not quick fixes that create new issues
Confidential, organized handling of sensitive financial information and timely updates on your case
Focused guidance from business tax lawyers and IRS controversy counsel serving Fort Worth and Tarrant County

Clients seeking dependable, knowledgeable tax attorneys and lawyers often contact us at 972-331-6666 or 888-346-5470 to begin navigating their tax challenges with confidence.