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Tax Law and IRS Resolution Intake

A confidential five-step questionnaire so Karina can review your tax situation before the call. The more we know, the more useful the conversation.

Before the call

Tax Matters Run on Procedural Deadlines

The IRS works on a schedule. So do state tax agencies. The first thirty days after a notice arrives often determine the next two years of the matter. The questions below help Karina identify the procedural posture of your case before she gets on the phone.

If you've received a notice with a 30-day or 90-day deadline, call (305) 359-7522 directly rather than waiting for an email response.

Tax Law Intake
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What kind of tax matter?

Tax matters arise in a range of circumstances. Please indicate the category that most closely describes yours.

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How much is involved?

Tax matters scale with the amount in dispute. This helps Karina prepare and price the engagement appropriately.

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Where do things stand?

Knowing the procedural posture lets us understand what timelines and rights you have.

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Tell us what's happening

Walk us through the situation in your own words. Dates, amounts, what triggered things, any deadlines you've been given.

Everything you share is confidential. Karina is admitted to practice before the IRS and the U.S. Tax Court.
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How can Karina reach you?

She'll personally review your inquiry and reach out within one business day to schedule a complimentary call to discuss the matter.

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Karina personally reviews every inquiry and will reach out within one business day to schedule a complimentary introductory call. If your matter is time-sensitive, please call (305) 359-7522.

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