If you have any questions about the Tax Laws of New Jersey concerning business and corporate tax, personal and property taxes, Estate Planning or any concerns about the IRS and other issues, you need an NJ Tax Lawyer.

An NJ Tax Attorney can give you the right information and advice to be prepared in all situations when it comes to your personal finances or business planning, whether you have liens, tax problems, or if you owe back taxes or have other issues.  You will want to have an experienced attorney who has handled matters before the New Jersey Tax Court, the Superior Court of New Jersey, and numerous County Tax Boards that you may have to face when dealing with your case.

Sometimes a small miscalculation in filing taxes can add up over the long term and can bring about serious issues over time.  In many cases, having to deal with the IRS and having tax problems can be an extremely stressful situation and can become quite devastating financially without the proper advisement from a professional.

A good Tax Lawyer NJ can work on your behalf to negotiate a settlement with the Internal Revenue Service to bring about a favorable compromise or an elimination of penalties that could cost you a great deal of money.  Let an experienced Tax Attorney handle your case and help you avoid the seizure of your valuable property or the garnishment of your wages and earnings.

If your attorney is unable to obtain an agreement, you can at least be sure that your rights are not violated and that the federal government is following the correct procedures wherever it concerns the seizure and/or garnishment is occurring.  Did you know that the IRS has a 10 year window of time within which they are to collect any taxes they have assessed that have gone unpaid.  If they are unable to collect those monies within that time period, the tax debt is then forgiven and eliminated.  The IRS must release any liens it has on your personal property.

Place your trust in those who can work on your behalf and who have the experience and knowledge of the tax laws on New Jersey.  You will gain the assistance of someone who is capable of best handling the authorities you will have to face if you have an audit or a tax examination.

Even if you have been assessed by a state or a federal agency with a balance owed, their calculations may or may not be accurate and correct.  You may be entitled to file a tax appeal.  However, it is very important that you seek competent legal advice if you received a 90-day Deficiency Notice and the clock ticking is against you.

Even if you do owe money to the IRS and their calculations are accurate, it may be possible to reduce or even eliminate the assessments of payments owed.  A Tax Attorney or NJ Tax Lawyer can work to request an abatement of penalties or obtain a reasonable installment plan.

Business Tax Law

Some of the areas in which a Tax Lawyer or NJ Tax Attorney can help you are with the following, concerning Business:

The Formation of A Corporation (New Jersey Certificate of Formation)
Dissolution of A Corporation
Assisting with setting up Business Structures
Business Evaluations
Sell Existing Business
Purchase another Existing Business
The Opening of a Franchise
Filing Of Bankruptcy
Commercial Licenses
Legal Liabilities
and more….
Many people when starting a business, particularly a home-based business can miss out on substantial business deductions that are allowed according to the US tax laws.  A tax attorney can help you through the complexities of deciding what is allowable and what is not, with regard to business tax deductions.  There is also real estate depreciation which can in the long run, help to increase your tax deductions.