Address: 21700 W Oxnard St Suite 2060, Woodland Hills, CA 91367, USA
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Ed Smith
Robert T. Leonard expertly reviewed and assessed my tax crisis and put it in to perspective. I was exhausted from worrying about my financial future and in near panic mode. He clearly explained my options and guided me through the process of relieving my tax debt with an Offer in Compromise that exceeded my expectations. During what can seem like a never ending process he showed me the light at the end of the tunnel and cleared up any question that came with the stream of confusing paperwork the IRS delivered to my mailbox. I have the utmost confidence in Robert and would recommend him to anyone with tax problems. He is hands on, personable and very effective.
roxanne steiny
Robert Leonard could not have been more kind, patient, professional or thorough. He resolved our issue with the IRS quickly and with the best possible outcome. We are beyond pleased with the results, and cannot recommend him more highly. Look no further - Robert Leonard is the ne plus ultra of tax attorneys!!!!
Richard Katz
Rob, through his experience, developed a strategy that was clear and concise. We prevailed in a "NO" change, based on this strategy. Than you - Rob!
Raina Krell
Robert Leonard offers an exceptional service. If you have tax issues or concerns of impending liabilities, I would highly recommend meeting with him. His analysis really demonstrates an intricate knowledge of strategies and the process and procedures you can expect going forward. He is truly a professional and very sensitive to the individualized needs of his clients.
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The statute of limitations for assessments on individual tax returns is typically three years from the date the tax return was filed. This statute of limitations does not begin to toll if you never filed a tax return. If your return reported 25 percent or more below your actual income, then the IRS has six years in which to create an assessment.
1. Ensure you are treated fairly by the IRS. 2. Restrict the scope of the audit examination. 3. Ensure that no other tax years are selected for audit. 4. Ensure that no other related entities are selected for audit 5. Handle all contact with the revenue agent so that you never meet with the revenue agent and you are not subject to an interview. 6. Help you avoid or minimize civil penalties of a tax audit. 7. Prevent your situation from escalating and subjecting you to criminal tax liability.
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