IRS Tax Attorney Serving Carrollton, TX
Margolies Law Office represents Carrollton individuals and businesses in disputes, collection matters, filing problems, and other federal tax matters involving the IRS. Andrew Margolies works directly with clients to identify the immediate issue, protect applicable deadlines, and develop a response based on the account history and supporting records.
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Why Choose Margolies
Law Office?
Carrollton clients receive direct attorney involvement in federal IRS matters. The firm evaluates the notice, procedural stage, filing history, and available documentation before recommending a course of action.
Focused Federal IRS Practice
Work with an attorney whose practice is focused on federal IRS disputes, collection matters, and tax-procedure issues.
Serving Carrollton and DFW
Receive representation from a Dallas office serving Carrollton and clients throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Clear Case Assessment
Understand what the IRS is requesting, which deadlines apply, and what information is needed before selecting a response.
Direct Attorney Guidance
Communicate directly with Andrew about the strategy, required records, and next procedural step in the matter.
IRS Representation in Carrollton, TX
Understanding the IRS Notice and Account
An IRS matter often starts with a notice, but the notice may reflect only one part of the account. Before responding, it can be necessary to confirm the tax periods involved, the source of the balance or adjustment, prior correspondence, collection status, and any response or appeal deadline.
Margolies Law Office helps Carrollton taxpayers obtain and review relevant account information, organize notices and records, and determine whether the matter involves an examination, an unpaid assessment, missing returns, penalties, or active collection enforcement.
Restoring Filing Compliance
Unfiled returns can limit the resolution options the IRS will consider and may lead the IRS to prepare substitute returns using information available to the government. The first step is usually to identify which returns are required and assemble accurate income, deduction, and filing records.
The firm assists Carrollton clients with unfiled tax returns as part of a broader federal tax strategy. Filing old returns does not by itself resolve every balance, but restoring compliance can make it possible to evaluate collection alternatives using accurate account information.
Responding to IRS Collection Action
Federal tax collection can involve liens, bank levies, wage levies, demands for financial information, and deadlines for administrative review. A response should account for the urgency of the notice while also addressing the underlying balance and filing history.
Depending on eligibility and the evidence, the available paths may include an IRS installment agreement, an offer in compromise, or innocent spouse relief. No single resolution is appropriate for every taxpayer, and the IRS applies different financial and procedural requirements to each option.
Business and Payroll Tax Representation
Federal payroll tax problems require careful attention because the IRS may investigate whether individuals responsible for collecting and paying trust fund taxes should be personally assessed. The relevant facts can include authority over finances, knowledge of unpaid taxes, payment decisions, deposit history, and communications with the IRS.
Andrew represents Carrollton businesses and individuals in payroll tax matters, including efforts to restore filing and deposit compliance, respond to interviews or collection contacts, and evaluate payment or resolution options. The firm handles federal IRS matters and does not represent taxpayers in Texas state or local tax disputes.
Starting a Federal Tax Case
Useful documents may include every IRS notice and envelope, recent and unfiled returns, prior correspondence, proof of payments, examination records, and financial information related to the periods at issue. For an IRS audit, the document request and scope of the examination should be reviewed before records are submitted.
Margolies Law Office serves Carrollton from its Dallas office at 7920 Belt Line Rd #650, Dallas, TX 75254. Consultations and representation can be handled in person, by phone, or remotely when appropriate. To discuss a federal IRS matter, contact the office, call (469) 626-7760, or review the firm’s complete IRS tax services.
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Areas of Legal Expertise
Our team specializes in a wide range of IRS-related services to support your specific
needs, from handling complex audits to setting up manageable payment plans.
Payroll Tax Issues
Businesses must withhold income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes for the IRS, holding them in trust until paid, and failing to do so can lead to severe personal penalties for responsible individuals.
Unfiled Tax Returns
The IRS requires taxpayers to file returns each year, and failing to do so can result in penalties and prevent the IRS from offering solutions to tax issues, but there are strategies for filing overdue returns.
IRS Installment Agreements
Navigate Dallas IRS Installment Agreements with expert legal guidance. Learn how professional representation can help you secure favorable payment terms, avoid aggressive collection actions, and protect your financial future while resolving tax debt through manageable monthly payments.
Offer in Compromise
Professional Offer in Compromise Dallas resolution services. Expert legal guidance for IRS tax debt settlement. Navigate complex OIC applications with experienced Dallas tax attorneys.
Innocent Spouse Relief
Protect yourself from your spouse’s tax errors and misconduct with innocent spouse relief. Our experienced Dallas tax attorneys help taxpayers navigate IRS procedures and secure financial protection from joint return liabilities they didn’t authorize.
IRS Audit Representation
Expert IRS audit representation in Dallas. Professional legal guidance for tax audits, protecting your rights and resolving disputes with the IRS effectively.
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IRS Summons vs. an Ordinary Records Request: What Is the Difference?
- Andrew Margolies
- August 14, 2026
An ordinary IRS records request asks a taxpayer to provide information voluntarily. An IRS summons is a formal administrative demand for records, testimony, or both. The two documents may ask for much of the same material, but they do not
How to Get a Wage Levy Released: What Dallas Taxpayers Need to Know
- Andrew Margolies
- July 28, 2026
The money disappears from your paycheck before you ever see it. Not a little – a substantial chunk, taken automatically by the IRS every pay period until your entire tax debt is satisfied or someone stops it. Getting a wage
When the IRS Says You Owe and You Say You Don’t: How Tax Court Actually Works
- Andrew Margolies
- July 21, 2026
The federal tax system collects roughly $4.7 trillion annually, and the IRS initiates that process with a determination – not a conversation. When that determination is wrong, or when the amount is in dispute, most people don’t realize they have