IRS Tax Attorney Serving Fort Worth, TX
Margolies Law Office represents Fort Worth individuals and businesses in federal tax matters involving the IRS. Andrew Margolies works directly with clients facing audits, unpaid assessments, filing problems, payroll tax issues, and collection enforcement. Representation is available from the Dallas office, by phone, and through secure remote communication.
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Why Choose Margolies
Law Office?
The firm focuses on federal IRS controversies and collection matters. Fort Worth clients receive direct attorney involvement, a clear assessment of the procedural posture, and guidance based on the notices, account history, deadlines, and available evidence.
Federal IRS Representation
Get legal guidance focused on federal IRS procedures, disputes, filing compliance, and collection enforcement.
Serving Fort Worth and DFW
Work with a Dallas tax attorney who represents clients throughout Fort Worth and the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Direct Attorney Involvement
Communicate directly with Andrew about the notices, records, strategy, and next procedural step in the case.
Evidence-Based Case Strategy
Build a response around the tax periods, account history, financial circumstances, deadlines, and supporting documents.
IRS Representation in Fort Worth, TX
Evaluating an IRS Notice or Account Problem
An IRS letter is a snapshot of the government’s position, not necessarily a complete explanation of the account. Several notices may address the same balance from different angles, and an older examination or filing event may explain why the newest letter was issued.
For Fort Worth taxpayers, Andrew reconstructs the sequence of events before choosing a response. That review can include transcripts, prior submissions, payment records, assessment dates, collection activity, and the time remaining to challenge or correct the IRS position. The immediate objective is to identify what requires action now and what must be investigated further.
IRS Audits and Administrative Disputes
An audit is an evidence-driven process. The key questions are what the examiner is reviewing, which items remain disputed, and which records actually establish the taxpayer’s position. A focused production can be more useful than sending a large volume of documents without explanation.
Andrew provides IRS audit representation for Fort Worth clients. His work may include communicating with the examiner, preparing organized responses, analyzing proposed changes, and considering an administrative appeal if the examination cannot be resolved on an acceptable basis.
Collection, Tax Debt, and Filing Problems
A collection case usually has two separate problems: stopping or managing immediate enforcement and finding a sustainable way to address the liability. Liens, levies, financial disclosures, penalties, and missing filings can interact, so treating only the latest notice may leave the underlying problem unresolved.
Possible paths include completing delinquent federal returns, proposing an IRS payment plan, determining whether an offer in compromise is supportable, or examining innocent spouse relief. The correct route depends on compliance, collection status, financial facts, and the legal basis for the assessed debt.
Business and Payroll Tax Exposure
Payroll liabilities involve money withheld for the federal government and can create consequences beyond the company itself. When deposits or employment-tax returns fall behind, the IRS may examine who exercised financial control, who knew about the delinquency, and how payment decisions were made.
In federal payroll tax cases, Andrew helps Fort Worth clients assemble the relevant records, understand potential business and individual exposure, communicate with the IRS, and work toward current compliance and an appropriate resolution. The practice is limited to federal IRS matters; it does not include Texas state or municipal tax controversies.
Preparing to Discuss a Federal Tax Matter
Before a consultation, arrange IRS correspondence in date order and note any deadline that has not passed. Include returns for the affected years, records of payments or prior submissions, and the name of anyone who previously communicated with the IRS. For a business matter, also gather the relevant employment-tax filings and deposit history.
Fort Worth clients are represented from Margolies Law Office’s Dallas location at 7920 Belt Line Rd #650, Dallas, TX 75254. Many steps can be completed by telephone and secure document exchange, with an in-person meeting available when useful. Request a consultation, call (469) 626-7760, or explore the firm’s federal IRS practice areas.
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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
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- Andrew Margolies
- July 28, 2026
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- Andrew Margolies
- July 21, 2026
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