Partners Tax Defense is a dedicated tax relief advocate firm that fights to protect you and your family from the destructive effects of impending tax debt. We focus on resolving tax debt, stopping and ending wage garnishments, eliminating bank levies, and preventing property seizures.
With over 75 years of experience dealing with the IRS and State Tax Boards, our team of attorneys and enrolled agents bring clarity, confidence, and creativity to the world of taxes, ensuring your finances are handled with precision and care.
Over 75 years of combined experience
Specialization in IRS tax debt settlement and audit defense
Personalized, client-focused solutions
Services
IRS Tax Debt Settlement
Specializes in resolving IRS tax debt through negotiation, offers in compromise, and customized payment plans.
Financial Hardship ReliefBankruptcy as a ToolInnocent Spouse ReliefFlexible Payment PlansOffer in CompromiseStatute of Limitations Insight
Audit Assistance
Provides defense and representation during IRS audits, addressing clerical errors, undeclared income, and deduction disputes.
Fixing clerical blundersAddressing undeclared incomeDefending deductionsResolving disputes over dependentsManaging Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) issuesUntangling self-employment loss misreports
Civil Penalty Relief
Seeks relief from tax penalties due to late filings, payments, or unforeseen circumstances.
Reasonable cause appealsRequests for waivers and abatementsException claims backed by strong documentation
Dispute Resolution
Handles disputes with the IRS and New York Department of Revenue, aiming to minimize penalties and secure client rights.
An Offer in Compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed, typically when paying the full debt is not feasible.
How does the 'Currently Not Collectible' status work? +
The 'Currently Not Collectible' status temporarily halts IRS collection efforts when you demonstrate that making payments would cause financial hardship.
What is Innocent Spouse Relief? +
Innocent Spouse Relief provides protection from liability for tax debt incurred by a spouse when the other spouse failed to report income or claimed improper deductions.
Can bankruptcy eliminate tax debt? +
Certain bankruptcy filings, such as Chapter 7, can eliminate tax debt entirely, while Chapter 13 offers structured repayment plans.
What happens if my tax debt is beyond the statute of limitations? +
If your tax debt is older than 10 years, the IRS may be unable to collect it, potentially leading to forgiveness of the debt.
How does Partners Tax Defense handle audits? +
Partners Tax Defense provides comprehensive audit defense, including fixing clerical errors, addressing undeclared income, and defending deductions on behalf of clients.