Phoenix Tax Court Lawyer | Tax Court Representation

Navigating tax disputes can be a daunting task, but with our seasoned team of attorneys by your side, you can face any challenge with confidence. At Dayes Law Firm, our Phoenix Tax Court lawyers will resolve tax controversies swiftly and effectively, ensuring that your rights are protected and your financial well-being secured.

Choose Dayes Law Firm for Tax Court Representation

Don’t let tax disputes weigh you down. Partner with Dayes Law Firm today and reclaim control over your finances. Contact us to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward a brighter, worry-free future!

Proven Expertise: Our team comprises experienced tax professionals who have successfully resolved countless cases, from audits to appeals and beyond.
Efficiency and Diligence: Time is of the essence in tax matters. We work diligently to expedite the resolution process without compromising on quality, saving you time, money, and stress.
Personalized Approach: We understand that every situation is unique. That’s why we tailor our strategies to fit your specific needs, providing personalized guidance every step of the way.
Transparent Communication: We believe in keeping you informed and empowered throughout the process. You’ll receive clear, jargon-free explanations of your options and our recommended strategies.
Comprehensive Support: Whether you’re facing an IRS audit, tax dispute, or need assistance with compliance, we offer a full suite of services to address all your tax controversy needs.

Questions? Dayes Law Firm Has The Answers

What happens if I miss my deadline to file a petition in Tax Court?

Unfortunately in most cases you will be unable to go to Tax Court and will need to file a Refund Action in District Court or the Federal Court of Claims. This will require paying the amount of taxes owed as well as filing a refund claim.

What is the US Tax Court?

Tax Court is a Federal Trial Court established by Congress with appointed Judges that serve for 15 year terms. Senior Judges are retired judges that can be recalled to help with the Tax Court as needed. The Tax Court is not associated with the IRS other than Tax Court was created as the forum to hear disputes between taxpayers and the IRS.

What types of cases can Tax Court hear?

The US Tax Court can hear most matters that deal with a Taxpayer and the IRS. There are a few exceptions where Tax Court will not be involved including most Payroll Tax issues. Taxpayer Advocate Services (TAS) has recommended changing the jurisdiction of tax court to be the initial court for all tax matters including refunds. Time will tell if this happens or not.