Austin & Larson Tax Resolution
Tax Lawyer In Iosco Township, MI
IRS and Michigan Tax Debt Help
Tax Debt is Often
Intimidating
Frustrating
Confusing
Embarrassing
Stressful
… But it Doesn’t Have to Be
Tax problems can become more difficult when notices go unanswered or collection action has already started. If you live, work, own property, or operate a business in Iosco Township, Austin & Larson Tax Resolution can help you understand the issue, communicate with the taxing agency, and pursue an appropriate resolution.
Austin & Larson is a Michigan-based tax resolution firm with a Lansing office that serves individuals and business owners in Iosco Township and throughout Livingston County. The team includes tax attorneys, IRS Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and accounting professionals who handle matters involving the IRS and the Michigan Department of Treasury.
Make Sure You Are Looking at the Right Iosco
Iosco Township and Iosco County are two different places in Michigan. Online searches often confuse them, which can lead residents to information, attorneys, and government offices for the wrong location.
Iosco Township is in Livingston County near Webberville and Fowlerville. Its township hall is located at 2050 Bradley Road in Webberville, Michigan.
Iosco County is in northeastern Michigan near Tawas City and Oscoda. It has a separate county government and does not handle matters involving Iosco Township.
For an Iosco Township property tax or assessment issue, the appropriate local offices are Iosco Township and Livingston County. For IRS or Michigan income tax debt, you need a representative who can work directly with the federal and state agencies responsible for your account.
What We Do | Tax Resolution
Offer In Compromise
Installment Agreements
Non-Collectable Status
Compliance
Revenue Officer Representation
Levies & Wage Garnishments
Bankruptcy
Audit Representation
Tax Return Preparation
Handling tax resolution may feel daunting, but with our expert guidance, you'll experience relief knowing seasoned professionals are by your side. At Austin & Larson Tax Resolution, our experienced Michigan tax lawyers are dedicated to delivering the reassurance and help you deserve. Well-regarded for their expertise and in-depth understanding of Michigan State tax regulations, our proficient tax relief lawyers provide a full spectrum of services, from thorough consultations to exceptional legal advocacy, all focused on securing the most favorable resolution to your tax matters.
How Tax Representation Works
1. Review the Notices and Filing History
The team starts by identifying the agencies involved, the tax periods at issue, the notices received, and any filing requirements that remain incomplete.
2. Obtain Authorization and Account Information
When representation begins, the appropriate authorization forms are filed so the team can communicate with the IRS or Michigan Department of Treasury and request available account records.
3. Correct Filing and Compliance Problems
Missing returns, inaccurate filings, or current-year withholding and estimated payment issues may need attention before a resolution can be completed.
4. Evaluate the Available Resolution Options
The team reviews the account and financial information to determine which options may apply. The goal is to pursue a lawful resolution that matches the taxpayer’s actual circumstances.
5. Communicate With the Agency and Track the Case
Austin & Larson handles agency communication, submits required documents, responds to follow-up requests, and keeps the client informed as the matter progresses.
Looking For A Fresh Start in Michigan?
We Are Here To Help!
Should the weight of tax debt be pressing down on you, we urge you to connect with us to avail of a no-cost
consultation. Our objective revolves around untangling tax debt complexities for clients entangled in an array of
tax-related dilemmas. It would bring us immense satisfaction to furnish you with solutions to your inquiries and aid
you in swiftly settling your tax debt matters.
Property Tax Appeal Deadlines
Michigan property tax appeals are deadline-driven.
- Residential and agricultural property owners generally must first protest valuation or exemption issues before the local March Board of Review to preserve further appeal rights.
- Commercial, industrial, and developmental real property may generally be appealed to the Michigan Tax Tribunal by May 31.
- Residential, agricultural, and timber-cutover property appeals to the Michigan Tax Tribunal are generally due by July 31 after the required local protest.
The date and instructions shown on the current assessment notice should always be reviewed before filing. Classification disputes and exemption denials may follow different appeal procedures.
When to Contact a Tax Lawyer
Professional representation may be especially important when:
- The IRS or Michigan has started a wage garnishment, bank levy, or seizure action
- A tax lien has been filed
- Several years of returns have not been filed
- Both the IRS and Michigan Department of Treasury are collecting
- A business owes payroll, withholding, sales, or use tax
- An IRS revenue officer has been assigned
- You are facing an audit, appeal, or disputed assessment
- You received a notice that you do not understand or believe is incorrect
- A proposed resolution requires detailed financial disclosure
- Previous attempts to resolve the matter have not worked
Acting early usually provides more time to gather records, correct filing issues, and respond before the agency moves to the next collection step.
Our Process | Simple, Fast & Stress Free
Step 1: Initial Contact
During your first call to our office, we will ask you a brief
background of your current tax situation and determine the
most convenient office location for your free initial
consultation.
Step 2: Free Consultation
We will meet with you to review and discuss your individual
facts and circumstances to create a customized tax relief plan
for your situation and the next steps to take to resolve your tax
situation.
Step 3: Begin Resolving Debt
Once we have decided to move forward, we will immediately begin working with the IRS on your behalf to resolve your
case as quickly as possible. We will also provide advice and the steps you need to take to ensure you do not acquire
any additional debt while we work to settle your case. From the moment you retain our firm, we will be your voice with
the IRS and the point of contact for all taxing entities.
Step 4: Monitor Case Status
Some tax debt cases can be resolved quickly, while others may
have quite a bit of back and forth contact with the IRS to reach
full resolution. We will regularly monitor your case and keep
you in the loop along the way so you are never left in the dark.
Step 5: Tax Freedom!
It is our goal not only to resolve your current tax debt but also
to make sure that you don't have any further tax problems.
After we have reached resolution with your case, you will be
fully equipped with best practices to avoid future tax issues of
any kind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Iosco Township the same as Iosco County?
No. Iosco Township is in Livingston County near Webberville and Fowlerville. Iosco County is in northeastern Michigan near Tawas City and Oscoda. Local property tax matters for Iosco Township involve the township and Livingston County offices.
Which Austin & Larson office serves Iosco Township?
The Lansing office at 1020 Long Boulevard, Suite 11B, is a convenient location for Iosco Township residents and business owners. Many tax matters can also be handled remotely.
Can one firm handle both IRS and Michigan tax debt?
Yes. Austin & Larson handles matters involving the IRS and the Michigan Department of Treasury. Each agency has different procedures, so the federal and state portions of a case must be evaluated separately and coordinated carefully.
Can a tax lawyer release a wage garnishment or bank levy?
A representative can contact the agency, review the collection status, and request available relief. A release may depend on a new payment arrangement, proof of financial hardship, filing compliance, or another accepted resolution. No specific result can be guaranteed.
Can you help with several years of unfiled returns?
Yes. The team can identify missing filings, help organize records, prepare required returns, and then evaluate resolution options for any resulting liability.
How do I know whether my farmland has the agricultural exemption?
Check the property classification and exemption information on the assessment notice. If the parcel is not classified as agricultural but more than half of the acreage is used for agriculture, Form 2599 may be required. Contact the Iosco Township assessor to confirm the parcel’s status and current filing requirements.
What should I bring to the first consultation?
Bring the most recent IRS or Michigan notices, any levy or garnishment documents, prior tax returns, and a list of years that may be unfiled. Business owners should also gather payroll, sales tax, and bookkeeping records related to the issue.
Talk to a Tax Lawyer About Your Iosco Township Tax Matter
You do not have to respond to the IRS or Michigan Department of Treasury without understanding your options. Austin & Larson Tax Resolution can review the notices, identify the next deadline, and explain the steps that may be available.
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