Experienced Representation for NCDOR Tax Controversies
When the North Carolina Department of Revenue determines that you or your business owes taxes, it intends to collect. The NCDOR has a quicker trigger than the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and can be more difficult to negotiate with. If you have unfiled returns or a tax dispute with the Department of Revenue, you need sophisticated legal counsel to protect your interests.
The seasoned tax law attorneys of Ivey, McClellan, Gatton & Talcott, L.L.P., in Greensboro, North Carolina, provide experienced and aggressive representation for state tax controversies involving the NCDOR. We will stand up for you in audits or litigation of tax assessments or help you come into compliance or negotiate the most favorable resolution for your circumstances.
Greensboro Tax Attorneys for NC Department of Revenue Disputes
Our legal team includes lawyers with Big Four accounting firm experience who have maintained their certified public accountant (CPA) credentials. We are knowledgeable about the North Carolina tax code and how the Department of Revenue operates. Most NCDOR disputes involve business taxes: corporate income taxes, payroll taxes, sales taxes and unauthorized substance taxes. However, we also handle individual income tax matters.
We can effectively advocate for business owners in all NCDOR tax issues:
- Unfiled tax returns
- Audit defense
- Tax assessment disputes
- Litigation and appeals
- Settlement offers
- Installment plans
- Penalty abatement
The North Carolina Department of Revenue audits at a higher rate than the IRS and takes a hard line on failure to pay sales tax or the tax on unauthorized substances (illegal drugs). As a general rule, there are fewer remedies for resolving NCDOR disputes. Our attorneys are prepared to assert your arguments in court to dispute the amount of tax, to dispute wrongdoing, and to reduce or waive penalties and interest. See examples of our client success stories in tax matters.
Experienced Winston-Salem Installment Plan Attorneys
You do have rights and remedies in tax controversies with the NCDOR, from reasonable offers based on your ability to pay your tax debts to due process if you believe the tax assessment is unfair or wrongly calculated.
Contact our firm today to arrange a consultation with a Greensboro Department of Revenue attorney who can assert your rights. We represent commercial clients and individuals in Guilford County, Forsyth County, Randolph County and the Moore County area.
