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Tax audits strip away your privacy and put your assets, income, and financial security at risk. IRS agents aren't on your side. They're trained to extract information that harms your position and increases what you owe.
You shouldn't face this alone. Without proper representation, a single misstatement can trigger serious penalties or transform a routine audit into something far worse. Our Troy tax attorneys stand between you and the IRS, ensuring your rights remain protected throughout the audit process.
Correspondence Audits: The IRS sends an audit letter requesting specific information about your tax return. These seemingly simple requests often hide traps for the unwary. Our tax attorneys craft responses that protect your interests without revealing more than necessary.
Office Audits: The IRS demands you appear at their office for questioning. Our tax attorneys attend in your place, shielding you from direct interrogation designed to expand the scope of the investigation.
Field Audits: The most invasive examination, where IRS agents enter your home or business. Our experienced IRS audit lawyers manage these intrusions, limiting access and protecting sensitive information.
We've successfully represented clients against the Internal Revenue Service and the Michigan Department of Treasury in hundreds of cases. We know how tax auditors think, what they look for, and how to counter their tactics.
When you work with our tax attorneys:
Plus, if you disagree with the IRS' final determination, we'll represent you before IRS Appeals.
No! IRS agents ask carefully crafted questions designed to extract harmful admissions. A single unguarded statement can transform your audit from routine to ruinous. Our tax attorneys ensure you never face questioning alone.
Missing tax documentation doesn't mean automatic defeat. Our tax attorneys develop alternative methods to substantiate your positions even when original receipts or records have disappeared. We've helped clients overcome documentation challenges that initially seemed insurmountable.
What begins as a routine review can escalate to a criminal investigation if the IRS suspects tax fraud or tax evasion. Having tax attorneys involved from day one creates a protective barrier against this dangerous escalation.
If the IRS or state tax authorities have you in their sights, contact us today for a free case review. We can meet in person, by phone, or via video conference to assess your situation.
Call today at (248) 262-3400 to speak with a case review specialist and discuss your IRS or state tax audit defense strategy.
