Unpaid Employment Taxes
Michael C. Whelan • Chicago Tax Lawyer
If you own or operate a business and are facing unpaid taxes f this kind, it’s crucial to have an experienced attorney by your side to help resolve this issue. Without skilled and aggressive legal representation, your business could be severely impacted and even jeopardized.
Additionally, the liability for unpaid employment and payroll taxes doesn’t solely affect the business itself it can extend to you, the business owner, and in some cases, even your employees. It’s essential to act quickly and ensure you have the right legal support to protect both your business and personal assets.
the Problem of Unpaid Employment Taxes
Luckily, there are solutions for unpaid employment or payroll tax issues available to you. You may be able to file an Offer in Compromise, claim that you are Currently Not Collectible, or obtain a Penalty Abatement or Installment Agreement. Regardless of the solution, this can be a very overwhelming process, and you need an experienced tax attorney on your side.
Michael C. Whelan JD CPA, is a former IRS attorney who has helped businesses with large and small deal with these types of disputes involving unpaid employment or payroll taxes with state and federal agencies including:
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Failure to pay state and federal unemployment taxes
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Failure to pay state and federal withholding taxes
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Failure to pay state sales tax
If you own or operate a business and are facing unpaid employment or payroll taxes, it is essential to seek the guidance of an experienced attorney. Michael C. Whelan JD CPA, a former IRS attorney, has successfully helped businesses of all sizes resolve disputes involving unpaid taxes with both state and federal agencies.
