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IRS Revenue Officer at Your Door: What to Say and What NOT to Say
An IRS Revenue Officer at your door is frightening but you have rights. Learn what to say, what NOT to say, and how to protect yourself during IRS field visits.
California FTB Audit Defense: How State Tax Audits Differ from IRS Audits
California FTB audits differ significantly from IRS examinations. Learn how the Franchise Tax Board conducts audits, what triggers scrutiny, and defense strategies.
How to Complete IRS Form 433-A: Financial Disclosure for Tax Debt Resolution
Learn how to complete IRS Form 433-A accurately for tax debt resolution. This California tax attorney guide covers every section, common mistakes to avoid, and required documentation.
No Tax on Tips in 2026: What California Restaurant Workers Need to Know
The no tax on tips law creates new benefits for California restaurant and hospitality workers, but reporting requirements remain unchanged. Learn who qualifies and how to stay compliant.
Tax Attorney in Irvine: IRS and California FTB Representation for Orange County
Looking for a tax attorney in Irvine? Former IRS agent and California Board Certified Tax Specialist provides IRS audit defense, FTB representation, and tax debt resolution for Orange County.
I Haven’t Filed Taxes in Years: A California Tax Attorney Explains Your Options
Haven’t filed tax returns for multiple years? A former IRS agent and California tax attorney explains your options, potential penalties, and step-by-step strategies to come back into compliance.
The $40,000 SALT Deduction: How California Homeowners Can Finally Benefit
The SALT deduction cap increased from $10,000 to $40,000 for 2025 returns. Learn how California homeowners and high-income earners can maximize this deduction and implement strategies to reduce federal taxes.
2026 Tax Season Kickoff: Critical Dates and New Rules California Taxpayers Must Know
The 2026 tax season brings major changes for California taxpayers. Learn critical filing deadlines, new OBBBA tax law changes including the $40,000 SALT cap, and expert strategies from a former IRS agent to maximize your refund and avoid costly mistakes.
Marrying Someone With Tax Debt? Here’s What You Need to Know
What To Do When Marrying Someone With Tax Debt & When To Contact A Lawyer Marrying someone is one of life’s biggest commitments—and it comes with legal and financial...