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Los Angeles Tax Refund Lawyer

The IRS and state taxing authorities often collect taxes that are not actually owed. The tax code is complex and there are many variables that determine tax liability. Communicating with tax officials to correct the situation can be difficult. Getting a refund requires more than simply pointing out that you paid too much.

At the Law Office of Robert S. Schriebman, we help clients get state and federal tax refunds. We understand tax law and the steps you need to take to recover funds from the IRS and state taxing authorities. From our California offices, we have helped clients all over the country, including Alaska and Hawaii.

If you received a notice of deficiency and do not believe you owe the amount indicated, contact Robert S. Schriebman, A Professional Law Corporation to learn about how to get the refund you deserve. Call 877-824-1563 to schedule an appointment with our offices in Los Angeles.

Tax Refund Attorney

If you are owed a refund, you must follow the correct procedures and do so within a specific timeline. It is vital to work quickly and get the legal advice you need as soon as you believe you are owed a refund. The statute of limitations concerning tax refunds are strict, but there are ways to get your money even if the statutory time has passed. We will review your situation and find the best strategy to pursue your refund.

Robert S. Schriebman has been helping clients resolve tax concerns for more than 40 years. He is a certified specialist in tax law. He has written 20 books for his fellow lawyers on a wide range of tax issues. His experience and skill in this area is well known.

Schedule an appointment to discuss your tax refund case. Call Robert S. Schriebman, A Professional Law Corporation at 877-824-1563 or contact us online today.

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