Tax Relief with Logan Allec, CPA

Do You Need a Tax Debt Attorney? CPA vs. EA vs. Lawyer

• Logan Allec

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Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back taxes, or have multiple years of unfiled tax returns? Book your FREE consultation with Choice Tax Relief by calling 866-8000-TAX or booking here:
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Should you hire a tax attorney, a CPA, or an IRS enrolled agent to resolve your tax debt? I'm Logan Allec, CPA, and my team at Choice Tax Relief includes all three. In this video, I explain how I would choose a professional based on the problem you need solved, their experience, and their specialization.

We cover when I would look for an attorney for Tax Court, why a possible criminal tax matter calls for a criminal-defense specialist, how CPAs and enrolled agents differ, and how fees and back-tax-return experience can affect your decision.

A bigger IRS balance doesn't automatically mean you need a different credential. The key is finding someone who regularly handles the kind of tax issue you're facing.

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0:00 Tax attorney, CPA, or enrolled agent?
1:34 Why specialization matters more than the credential
2:53 Comparing fees and billing models
3:36 When I would hire an attorney for Tax Court
4:41 What if you may have committed a tax crime?
5:24 CPA vs. enrolled agent: training and focus
6:20 Business taxes, accounting, and bookkeeping
6:54 Enrolled agents and affordable back-tax preparation
8:29 Choosing help for IRS tax-debt resolution
8:56 Free consultation with Choice Tax Relief

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