Audits
June 9, 2011
IRS audits are typically performed by Internal Revenue Service agents or examiners. Audits often include in-person meetings, written correspondence, and other contacts. The typical examiner has spent years investigating the financial affairs of taxpayers. Therefore, when a person becomes the subject of an audit, it is important to have an attorney on board who is experienced in handled these matters and who is comfortable dealing with IRS representatives.
Because of her expertise and background in tax and bankruptcy, Mr. Beary will assist you in gathering the all of the substantiation required in an IRS audit and present your position to the examiner with the goal of having the audit closed quickly and favorably.
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Welcome to Beary Law PLC where you will find a rare combination of expertise in tax and bankruptcy law as well as substantial litigation experience. The scope of Patricia Beary's experience in federal practice for over 25 years distinguishes her from other attorneys.
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Ms. Beary's expertise has led to the removal of liens and levies in the amount of $110,000 and a reduction of the tax liability to zero. In bankruptcy, Ms. Beary successfully represented the debtor/defendant in a suit filed by a subsidiary of Fidelity Financial objecting to discharge of an assessed debt in excess of $600,000. After contentious pre-trial litigation, plaintiff dismissed its complaint against Ms. Beary’s client. Currently, Ms. Beary is negotiating a settlement of a tax liability of approximately $6 million. She has also filed a petition in tax court where the disputed liability is approximately $600,000.
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With a focus on federal tax issues and taxpayers in bankruptcy, Attorney Beary, a former IRS trial attorney and Assistant United States Trustee, has tried cases in the U.S. Tax Court in Arizona and in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the District of Arizona, District of Connecticut, and Central District of California. Her experience includes appeals of federal tax and bankruptcy decisions, as well as resolving tax debt by payment plans and offers in compromise.
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