Tax Law

Expert tax planning services, helping individuals and businesses minimize liabilities while ensuring compliance with evolving state and federal regulations.

Facing an IRS audit? Our tax attorneys serve clients in Detroit, Metro area, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, and Tuscola counties, helping you navigate disputes and reach favorable resolutions efficiently.

Common triggers include unreported income, excessive deductions, unusual business expenses, and significant discrepancies in tax filings.

Respond promptly, gather necessary documents, and consult an experienced tax attorney to ensure compliance and protect your rights.

Yes, you can appeal the audit results through the IRS Appeals Office or pursue resolution in tax court if necessary.

While not required, a tax attorney provides expertise to negotiate settlements, reduce penalties, and ensure your case is handled effectively.

Don’t let tax issues overwhelm you. Contact us today for skilled representation.

Effective tax planning saves money. Businesses in Detroit, Metro area, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, and Tuscola counties trust us to develop strategies that align with their goals while ensuring compliance with regulations.

Corporate tax planning involves structuring business activities to minimize tax liabilities while ensuring compliance with state and federal tax laws.

Effective tax planning reduces tax burdens, improves cash flow, and supports long-term financial growth and stability for your corporation.

Tax planning should begin during business formation and be revisited annually or when significant changes occur in your business operations.

Yes, a tax attorney provides legal and financial expertise to optimize your strategy and navigate complex regulations confidently.

Optimize your business’s tax strategy. Schedule a consultation with our tax experts.

Taxes don’t have to be a headache. Whether you’re in Detroit, Metro area, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, or Tuscola counties, we help individuals manage their tax obligations with ease and accuracy.

Most individuals need to file personal income taxes annually. The deadline for filing is typically April 15th of each year for the previous calendar year's income, unless it falls on a weekend or holiday, then it's the next business day.

  • W-2 forms for wages, salaries, and tips.
  • 1099 forms for various types of income like interest, dividends, or freelance income.
  • Receipts for deductible expenses, including medical, charitable contributions, and business expenses if self-employed.
  • 1098 forms for mortgage interest, student loan interest, or tuition payments.
  • Records of any estimated tax payments made during the year.
  • Social Security numbers for you, your spouse, and dependents.
  • Bank statements, investment statements, and other income or expense documentation.

Failure-to-File Penalty: A 5% penalty per month on the unpaid taxes for each month or part of a month that the return is late, up to 25%.

Failure-to-Pay Penalty: 0.5% of the unpaid taxes for each month or part of a month after the due date, up to 25%.

Interest on the unpaid tax from the due date of the return until the date paid.

Criminal Penalties for evasion or fraud can include fines and imprisonment in severe cases.

Note: The IRS might waive penalties for reasonable cause, but interest on late payments cannot be waived. It's crucial to file even if you can't pay to avoid the higher failure-to-file penalties.

Stay compliant and stress-free. Call us today for personalized tax solutions.

Free Tax Review

We offer a review of your last three years tax returns at no cost to see if we can improve your position.