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Question 14: I have a business partner who recently sued me. I am represented by an attorney now. I discovered that my partner did not report all of the business income on my the business tax return and used that money for personal reasons. The business records have been lost or destroyed by my business partner.

If you received your disallowance notice and are still within your days from your disallowance notice date, than we can file an appeal to the IRS appeal's office for you. If you are beyond the 30 days and the IRS issued a Notice of Deficiency in Tax Court and you still within the 90 day period to file in Tax Court, than the Tax Court will be utilized for you. If you are not able to file in Tax Court, than we will determine the best avenue available to you.

The IRS is assessing you as a responsible party. What or firm can do is set up the needed documentation to prove that you are not a responsible person and that you should not be assessed any taxes by the IRS.

You are correct, when you say that the Tax Court usually rules in favor of the IRS. The main reason is that 90 % of the cases in Tax Court are prepared by self representation by non profesionals who are not trained in Tax. First step will be for you to retain our firm. Than through our attorneys, the Tax Court will be invoked for you to file the tax issues in dispute. Thereafter, our firm will obtain a review with the Appeal's office on your behalf top discuss & settle any disputes before going to Court. In this manner, you will have the technicall expertise that your case will require in negotiating with the IRS a favorableagreement.