Collections & enforcement
Help responding to notices, preventing escalation, and negotiating a workable resolution.
- Agency communications handled through counsel
- Strategy for deadlines & documentation
- Path to closure, not prolonged back-and-forth
Resolve your IRS dispute—efficiently and strategically
Ms. Chung has successfully represented clients at the collections, audit, and appeals levels— including the United States Tax Court.
Representation tailored to where you are—collections, audit, appeal, or Tax Court.
Help responding to notices, preventing escalation, and negotiating a workable resolution.
Prepare and present your position clearly—so the record supports you.
When you need a stronger position: appeals advocacy and litigation support.
If you have a notice or letter, include the agency name and any deadlines in your message. We’ll help you identify the next step.
A straightforward process designed to move your matter forward efficiently.
Send a short summary—agency, stage, and any deadlines. We’ll identify immediate priorities.
We outline the likely paths (and tradeoffs), then define the scope of representation.
We handle communications, submissions, and advocacy—aimed at an efficient resolution.
Ms. Chung has successfully represented clients before the Internal Revenue Service, Franchise Tax Board and Employment Development Department at the collections, audit and appeals levels and the United States Tax Court.
Our focus is to resolve your dispute with the Internal Revenue Service in an efficient manner.
Quick answers to common questions before you reach out.
Yes. Ms. Chung has represented clients at the collections, audit, and appeals levels.
Yes. Representation includes disputes involving the Franchise Tax Board and Employment Development Department.
Ms. Chung has experience representing clients before the United States Tax Court. Share your current stage and any deadlines for tailored guidance.
Agency name, where you are in the process (collections/audit/appeal), and any deadlines or hearing dates. Avoid sending sensitive personal data in the initial form.
Request a confidential consultation and we’ll respond with a practical path forward.
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