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Choose a tax attorney with the same diligence you’d apply to any senior professional.

Every tax attorney listed in our directory has been cross-checked against state bar records — license number, admission date, practice areas, and any disciplinary history are surfaced on the profile, never hidden. The state with the largest population of tax attorneys is California, but you can drill into any U.S. jurisdiction below.

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About this area of law

What tax lawyers do

Tax attorneys handle the legal side of taxes — IRS audits and collections, state tax disputes, estate-tax planning, and the kind of transactional structuring that keeps clients out of trouble years from now.

IRS audit defense
Tax court litigation
Offer-in-compromise and installment plans
State tax disputes
International tax / FBAR / FATCA
Trust and estate tax planning

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  • Texas 25d ago 1

    What should I do if my tax refund was seized in Texas?

    I filed my taxes in Austin and was expecting a $3,000 refund, but I just learned that it was seized due to unpaid student loans. I wasn't given any prior notice, and I’m really stressed about this financial hit. Is there a way to appeal this seizure or get my

  • South Carolina 25d ago 1

    Can I negotiate penalties on back taxes in South Carolina?

    I owe the IRS about $4,000 and recently learned there are penalties associated with it. I live in Charleston and want to know if I can negotiate these penalties or get them reduced. What options do I have in South Carolina?

  • Ohio 28d ago 1

    What are the penalties for unfiled taxes in Ohio?

    I haven't filed my taxes for the past three years and live in Cleveland. I’m worried about the potential penalties and interest that could be added. Could someone share what penalties I might face in Ohio if I file now?

  • Michigan 28d ago 1

    What are my rights if the IRS freezes my bank account in Michigan?

    I woke up to find out that the IRS froze my bank account because of unpaid taxes totaling $7,500. I live in Detroit and need to access my funds urgently. What rights do I have if the IRS has taken this action against me?

  • Colorado 1mo ago 1

    How do I address a tax fraud accusation in Colorado?

    I received a notice in Denver stating that I’m being accused of tax fraud regarding a $12,000 refund claim. I’m shocked and terrified about what this means for my record. What should I do if I want to defend myself against these accusations?

  • New Jersey 1mo ago 1

    Do I need to report cryptocurrency earnings in New Jersey?

    I made about $5,000 trading cryptocurrencies and live in Newark. I’m unsure if I need to report this on my taxes, as I heard mixed opinions. Can anyone clarify if New Jersey requires me to report these earnings?

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Frequently asked questions about tax lawyers

How do I find a verified tax attorney?

Use the search above to filter tax attorneys by state, city, language, and consultation fee. Every listing on LawyersListed is cross-referenced with the relevant state bar — license number, admission date, and disciplinary status are surfaced on the profile, not buried.

Is it free to contact a tax lawyer here?

Yes. Browsing profiles, reading authentic reviews, sending a first message, and asking a public legal question are always free. You only pay if you choose to book a paid private consultation — and the fee is displayed up front before you confirm.

How is a tax attorney usually paid?

It depends on the matter. Most tax attorneys bill hourly, on a flat-fee basis for defined work, or on retainer for ongoing matters. Every LawyersListed profile lists the consultation fee up front; the long-term fee structure is something to ask about during that consultation.

How long does it take to book a tax consultation?

Most active attorneys publish a live calendar with same-week openings; many show same-day availability for urgent matters. Payment is held in escrow until the consultation completes, so funds release only after you’ve met with counsel.

What should I bring to a tax consultation?

A short written summary of what happened (dates, parties, dollar amounts), copies of every document you already have (contracts, letters, photographs, medical records — whatever applies), and three concrete questions: How have you handled a matter like mine? What is the realistic range of outcomes? What will this cost end to end?

Does LawyersListed take a referral fee from my tax attorney?

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