We Take the Stress Out of the IRS
Receiving a letter or visit from the IRS can be scary and stressful. At Komor Tax Law, we relieve that stress by explaining your situation using plain, non-technical terms, and developing a plan to respond to the IRS. We evaluate your situation and tailor a specific plan for you.
Our experienced IRS tax attorney can evaluate the options that may be available to you. You may qualify to pay over time using an IRS installment agreement, delay payment temporarily due to financial hardship, or reduce or eliminate the amount you owe using a program called an Offer in Compromise.
If the IRS is taking steps to collect taxes from you, we can help. We understand the IRS’ collection procedures, and we will advocate tirelessly for you. Once you hire us, the IRS will contact us instead of you, and we will evaluate your options and determine if you can take steps to reduce the amount due, delay payment, file for a hearing to discuss your tax liability, or take other appropriate steps.
The Colorado Department of Revenue usually follows the IRS’ lead in determining income tax liability. If the IRS determines that you owe taxes, they often share this information with the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR), and the CDOR increases your state income tax liability based on the IRS’ increase to your federal taxes.
At Komor Tax Law, we handle tax issues and only tax issues. We focus on individuals, small businesses and self-employed taxpayers. If you have a question regarding federal taxes, or taxes from the state of Colorado, schedule a free consultation to meet with our experienced IRS attorney. We assist individuals, as well as CPAs and other tax professionals. If you have a question about how to handle a tax situation or are a tax professional who needs legal advice on a tax or IRS issue for a client, we are here to help, contact us today!
Komor Tax Law specializes in IRS issues for individuals, small businesses, and self-employed taxpayers. At Komor Tax Law, clients always receive prompt, personal attention. Attorney Pat Komor was an attorney for the IRS for almost a decade, and she trained IRS auditors and collection agents. Attorney Komor understands the rules the IRS must follow, what the IRS looks for to settle a case, and how to effectively deal with the IRS to resolve tax issues. Attorney Komor understands that every situation is unique and requires a tailored approach suited to your best interests.
"Pat Komor worked on the tax portion of a case I settled. She was great to work with, very personable and professional. Pat was always available too! She cared about the case and about providing quality service for the client. As an attorney, I'd say she's the lawyer to go to for taxes." -- Susan L.
Attorney Komor understands how stressful it can be to deal with the IRS. As a former IRS attorney who only practices in the area of income tax law, she has the expertise you need. Attorney Komor will evaluate your issue, explain the situation in plain, non-technical terms, and share how she would approach your situation. Understanding what the IRS is looking for, what your options are, and how to effectively respond can put you back in control.
Once you hire Komor Tax Law, the IRS must communicate with us, not you. No more intimidating phone calls or confusing conversations with the IRS. Attorney Komor will communicate with the IRS on your behalf, always keeping you informed of the status of your case.
At Komor Tax Law, every aspect of your case is personally handled by Attorney Komor. You will receive the prompt and personal attention you deserve and can rest assured that your case is in good hands.
Komor Tax Law offers free consultations – contact us today to see how we can help you!
IRS communications can be intimidating and hard to understand. Attorney Komor will explain what the IRS wants and what your options are. Once you hire us, the IRS communicates only with us, relieving you of the stress of dealing with the IRS and allowing us to work directly with the IRS toward the resolution of your tax issue.
If you owe taxes to the IRS, they have significant power to take collection action against you. For example, the IRS may file a federal tax lien, levy (take) your assets, or garnish (take) your wages. If the IRS is attempting to collect from you, Attorney Komor will explain your options and propose a course of action tailored to your situation.
Komor Tax Law LLC also handles federal and Colorado income tax questions, as well as disputes with the Colorado Department of Revenue.
Certified mail allows the sender (in this case, the IRS) to have proof that they mailed the notice to you. The IRS is required to send certain types of IRS letters or IRS notices by certified mail – often, the most serious IRS notices are sent this way because the IRS needs proof that they gave you notice before they take action against you.
Read MoreOwing money to the IRS can be scary, but if you can't pay your tax bill, there are several options available that could get you back in compliance without paying everything upfront.
One option is to request an IRS installment agreement, which would allow you to pay your taxes over a period of time.
The IRS will never make the first contact by phone. If you get an unexpected call from the IRS, you should hang up immediately. The IRS will not call, text, message, use social media or email you to notify you of a problem. The IRS’ first means of contact will always be a letter.
Read MoreInnocent spouse relief is a term that refers to a spouse being relieved of liability for taxes that were reported on a joint income tax return. When an income tax return is filed as “married filing jointly”, each spouse is responsible for all of the taxes that may become due for that return. If there are unpaid taxes from that return, the IRS can choose to collect from either spouse or both spouses.
Read MoreThe answer to whether you can get a passport if you owe taxes depends on the specific circumstances of your case. Generally speaking, if you owe back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), you may still be able to obtain one, but there are certain situations where your application may be denied or your current passport could be revoked.
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