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Privileged
Communications. Communications to a lawyer and his
staff are confidential and privileged. This can be very
important in tax cases. Communications to accountants
and enrolled agents are not similarly privileged.
Not
Intimidated.
The IRS intimidates enrolled agents who are licensed by
the IRS to represent taxpayers. Lawyers, on the other
hand, are licensed by the State Bar Association, not the
IRS.
Preparation.
A tax lawyer has the education, training, and experience to
best represent you before the IRS and the courts.
Accountability. Bar Associations regularly penalize
and disbar lawyers with ethical violations. We stand
behind our advice and service.
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