Bomar Law Firm, LLC

For many people, filing taxes is like a nightmare. We can help.

What actions will the IRS take if I don't file a tax return?

When a high level agency uses this tax measure, it makes many wonder about its removal.

Here's one way to put tax problems in the rearview mirror.

Filing back taxes can seem intimidating, but some people may still qualify to collect a refund.

Audited taxpayers can challenge the government's conclusions of identity and deadlines.

Hidden assets will lead to trouble at tax time.

There are many reasons for tax disputes. Here's one solution.

Settlements and payment plans can help pay back tax debt.

We help clients in IRS syndicated conservation easement audits, Tax Court, and with promoter responsibility to pay the damages they caused. https://www.bomarlawfirm.com/tax-law/conservation-easement/

Tax problems can hit like a storm, but the right solutions can make things better.

5 mistakes in a tax bill that payers can dispute.

A great article this week by Forbes. Bomar Law Firm probably has the most clients (of any firm in the nation) who previously bought into syndicated conservation easements and now find themselves in IRS audits, CID investigations and upcoming Tax Court litigation. https://www.forbes.com//marching-through-georgiaclass-ac/

Georgia residents who don't qualify for innocent spouse relief still have other options.

We can help any resolve any state or federal tax issue from disputes and audits to payment relief.

Side gigs keep growing as part of the economy and as new sources of tax headaches.

Whether taxpayers are at risk of bank levies or wage garnishments, our firm can give them a fighting chance.

Business owners and others facing audits may appreciate the advice of a former IRS attorney.

There are different consequences for the crimes of tax fraud and negligence.

Finally tackling those unpaid taxes may seem scary - but trust us, it doesn't have to be.

Missing the filing deadline can lead to additional consequences.

The government can levy wages, taking money directly from a person's employer.