Are you a business owner
with an extremely complicated tax situation with the IRS? Your next move should
probably be to hire a competent tax attorney. Here’s what you need to do to
find the right attorney for your needs:
What
are his qualifications?
At the bare minimum, a tax
attorney must have a Juris Doctor (a degree required to practice law in the
United States) and a license to practice. Both credentials can be confirmed
with your state bar. Apart from these, you might also want your lawyer to have
a Master of Laws in taxation, as this means that the lawyer has undergone
special tax training, education, and experience. It will also help if the
lawyer is a certified public accountant as well.
Is
he knowledgeable?
With your initial
consultation, you need to confirm that the lawyer knows your market and hands
out expert advice. When he discusses local and federal tax laws with you, look
them up afterwards to confirm their accuracy.
Is
he easy to work with?
You’re going to disclose
some very personal information with your lawyer, so you need to feel at ease
with the one you plan on working with. Look for a lawyer who knows how to
listen and isn’t quick to tell you what you need to do without knowing more
about you and your situation first. Keep an eye on how well he explains his
solutions to you.
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