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Rogers & Russell, PLLC | Utah Tax Law
Utah Tax Attorneys — IRS Debt Settlements & Appeals
Owe the IRS more than you can pay, or disagree with an IRS tax assessment? Rogers & Russell helps Utah taxpayers evaluate debt settlement, administrative appeals, and tax dispute options. Speak with our office about a free initial consultation.
Call 801-899-6064Request a Free ConsultationWhat Kind of IRS Tax Problem Are You Facing?
Our tax practice emphasizes two matters: helping eligible taxpayers settle federal tax debt and assisting with IRS assessment and appeal disputes.
I Owe the IRS More Than I Can Pay
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) may allow eligible taxpayers to settle IRS tax debt for less than the total balance. Learn about IRS Form 656, Form 433-A (OIC), Form 433-B (OIC), and appeals involving Form 13711.
We help assess income, expenses, assets, tax compliance, and whether an OIC makes sense.
Offer in Compromise RepresentationI Disagree With the IRS Assessment
Received CP3219A, CP2000, Letter 531, or another IRS examination or appeal notice? Understand the difference between administrative appeals and potential U.S. Tax Court proceedings.
We evaluate the notice, relevant records, deadlines, and appropriate representation options.
IRS Appeals & Tax DisputesSearching for the IRS Form or Letter You Received?
IRS notices and forms are not interchangeable. An exact notice number may determine the response procedure and the deadline that applies.
Form 656 / 433-A (OIC)
Offer in Compromise applications and supporting financial information. Review OIC help.
CP3219A / Letter 531
Statutory Notices of Deficiency can involve urgent Tax Court filing deadlines. Review tax appeal help.
Form 13711 / CP2000
Form 13711 relates to appeals of rejected OICs; CP2000 proposes income-matching adjustments and is not itself a statutory Notice of Deficiency.
Practical, Attorney-Led Tax Representation
Tax problems can involve collection deadlines, detailed financial analysis, evidence from an audit, asset valuations, and important procedural rights. Our tax attorneys combine tax-debt resolution with litigation and bankruptcy experience to assess the available options in context.
We do not promise that the IRS will accept an Offer in Compromise or that an appeal will succeed. We work to identify a defensible strategy, explain likely costs and risks, and help clients decide how to proceed.
Rogers & Russell is located in Pleasant Grove and serves clients in Utah County and other Utah communities.
Additional Tax Matters We Can Evaluate
IRS Payment Arrangements
Installment agreements and related options when an OIC is not appropriate.
Federal Tax Collection
Tax liens, levies, collection notices, and potential administrative remedies.
Tax Planning
Targeted tax planning and coordination with accountants on individual or business issues.
Frequently Asked Tax Questions
Can an Offer in Compromise settle my IRS debt for less than I owe?
Possibly. IRS acceptance depends on the applicable OIC grounds, financial circumstances, tax compliance, and other eligibility requirements.
What is IRS Form 656?
Form 656 is the IRS Offer in Compromise form. Financial statements and other supporting materials may also be required.
What should I do if I receive IRS Notice CP3219A?
Review it immediately. CP3219A is a statutory Notice of Deficiency, and the time for a Tax Court petition is generally limited. The mailing date and instructions matter.
Can any attorney appear in U.S. Tax Court?
No. Practitioners must be admitted or otherwise authorized. We assess whether Tax Court representation is available for a particular case and appropriate counsel when needed.
Can I request a free consultation?
Contact Rogers & Russell to request a free initial consultation and confirm availability for your matter.
Official IRS Offer in Compromise information · IRS Independent Office of Appeals
IRS Tax Problem? Call for a Free Consultation.
Tell us whether you need to settle IRS tax debt or challenge an IRS notice. If you have a deadline, have your letter ready when you call.
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General information, not legal or tax advice. Contacting the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Tax Court representation is subject to admission and availability. No result is guaranteed.