State Taxe Matters
Our firm has extensive experience in dealing with the all facets of California state tax matters, including representation before the Franchise Tax Board, Employment Development Department, the State Board of Equalization, and other city or county taxation agencies. Due to the poor state of the California economy, the state has gotten much more aggressive in its collection procedures. The state taxation agencies all have unique tax laws that are different and distinct from the IRS, such as the rules concerning net operating losses. California also has the power to shut down your business and can use all kinds of techniques to get money when times are tough. For example, the California Franchise Tax Board may try to convert you to a California resident and charge you California tax or the EDD may try to reclassify your independent contractors as employees, so that you must pay payroll taxes and big time penalties. Whatever your state tax issue, our firm is trained in the nuances of state tax law and can help guide you through the process.
In addition, our firm boasts a full fifty state tax practice and is adequately equipped to deal with state tax issues where ever they arise. The nuances of the tax laws in each state are different, so it is important to have counsel that is competent to deal with them as they arise. Potential problems can only be address after a full analysis of the jurisdictional rules and regulations that govern the administration of state taxes. Although based in California, the vast majority of out of state tax issues are handled remotely through our home office in San Diego (for example, California tax agencies are headquartered in Sacramento). However, should you become the target of a state income, payroll, or sales tax audit, our experienced counsel is available to travel onsite to meet face-to-face to vigorously defend your rights. No matter where you are located, we encourage you to contact our office today to for a free consultation and to discuss the particularities of your matter.
We handle matters before the:
- Alabama Department of Revenue
- Alaska Department of Revenue
- Arizona Department of Revenue
- Arkansas Department of Finance & Administration
- California Franchise Tax Board
- Colorado Department of Revenue
- Connecticut Department of Revenue Delaware Division of Revenue
- District of ColumbiaOffice of the Chief Financial Officer
- Florida Department of Revenue
- Georgia Department of Revenue
- Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation
- Hawaii Department of Taxation
- Idaho State Tax Commission
- Illinois Department of Revenue
- Indiana Department of Revenue
- Iowa Department of Revenue and Finance
- Kansas Department of Revenue
- Kentucky Revenue Cabinet
- Louisiana Department of Revenue and Taxation
- Maine Revenue Services
- Maryland Comptroller of the Treasury
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue
- Michigan Department of Treasury
- Minnesota Department of Revenue
- Mississippi State Tax Commission
- Missouri Department of Revenue
- Montana Department of Revenue
- Nebraska Department of Revenue
- Nevada Department of Taxation
- New Hampshire Department of Revenue
- New Jersey Division of Taxation
- New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department
- New York Department of Tax and Finance
- New York City Department of Taxation & Finance
- North Carolina Department of Revenue
- North Dakota State Tax Department
- Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
- Rhode Island Division of Taxation
- South Carolina Department of Revenue
- South Dakota Department of Revenue
- Tennessee Department of Revenue
- Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
- Utah State Tax Commission
- Vermont Department of Taxes
- Virginia Department of Taxation
- Washington Department of Revenue
- West Virginia Department of Tax and Revenue
- Wisconsin Department of Revenue
- Wyoming Department of Revenue
And all other state payroll and sales tax agencies.
With California in need of money, audits and collection of back taxes is on the rise. If California is reaching for your pocket, you need an experienced tax attorney!
The California Franchise Tax Board, Employment Development Department and the State Bard of Equalization all have unique tax laws that are different and distinct from the IRS. California also has the power to shut down your business and can use all kinds of techniques to get money when times are tough.
For example, the California Franchise Tax Board may try to convert you to a California resident and charge you California tax. Also, the EDD may try to reclassify your independent contractors as employees, so that you must pay payroll taxes and big time penalties.
Like the IRS, California has an audit appeals program and an Offer in Compromise program that can save you thousands of dollars.
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