Tax Law Intake — KVasquez Law

What kind of tax matter?

Tax law touches many situations. Tell us which category fits closest.

IRS audit or examination

I received a notice of audit, examination, or information request from the IRS.

State tax audit

Florida, North Carolina, D.C., or other state tax agency.

Back taxes or unfiled returns

I owe taxes from prior years or have returns I never filed.

Offer in Compromise

I want to settle my tax debt for less than I owe.

IRS lien or levy

The IRS has placed a lien on my property or is levying my wages or accounts.

Proactive tax planning

I want to legally minimize taxes for a business, sale, or estate.

Tax court or appeals

A case is heading to tax court or I need to file an appeal.

Something else

I'll describe it in a later step.

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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.

Under $10,000

Routine IRS notice, modest balance due.

$10,000 to $50,000

Significant but resolvable through installment or settlement.

$50,000 to $250,000

Audit, levy, or multi-year exposure.

$250,000 to $1M

Complex audit, business tax, or appeal.

Over $1M

High-stakes case, likely requires tax court or specialized planning.

Not sure yet

I haven't received the full picture.

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Where do things stand?

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

Have you received any IRS notices or letters?

Has the IRS taken any collection action?

Are you currently working with another tax professional?

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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.

Brief description

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

Timeline urgency

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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.

Full name

Phone

Preferred contact method

Best time to call (optional)

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Thank you. Your information is on its way.

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.

Tax Law & IRS Resolution intake.