Tax Attorney Guide (taxattorney.site) is an independent educational website about tax attorneys in the United States — when to hire one, how IRS disputes work, and what options exist for audits, tax debt, penalties, and business or state tax issues.
What we do
We publish plain-English guides that explain:
- When a tax problem calls for an attorney rather than a CPA or enrolled agent
- How IRS audits, notices, and appeals work, step by step
- The options available for unpaid tax debt, liens, and levies
- How IRS penalties and interest accrue, and how relief programs work
- Business tax issues such as payroll taxes, entity choice, and worker classification
- State tax audits, residency rules, and multi-state tax questions
What we are not
Tax Attorney Guide is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, represent taxpayers before the IRS, or create an attorney-client relationship with our readers. Nothing on this site should be taken as tax or legal advice for your specific situation — always consult a qualified tax attorney or other licensed professional about your own circumstances.
How we work
- Our guides are written and reviewed by our editorial team, led by James Porter, who covers the US tax-attorney landscape full time.
- We cite authoritative sources — primarily IRS.gov — and link to them so you can verify key facts yourself.
- We do not accept payment to recommend any attorney, firm, or service. Our content is editorially independent.
- When tax law changes, we update the affected guides. Each article shows its publication date so you can judge how current it is.
Contact
Questions, corrections, or feedback? Reach us at info@taxattorney.site or through our contact page.