Welcome To Our Tax Law Resource Center

Navigating the complexities of tax law can be challenging, whether you’re an individual or a business. At Insight Law, we provide tax legal services to clients in Washington from offices in Seattle, Bellevue, and Burien. Our team is well-versed in both state and federal tax laws, ensuring that you receive comprehensive and tailored advice to meet your unique needs.

These articles are designed to provide valuable insight and information on a variety of tax-related topics. Here, you will find a collection of articles authored by our experienced attorneys, addressing common concerns and providing practical solutions for tax issues.

From understanding your tax liabilities and preparing for audits to managing financial hardships and avoiding penalties, our articles cover a wide array of subjects to help you stay informed and compliant:

• How do I prove a financial hardship in regard to paying federal taxes?
• What are the risks of filing a late tax return with the IRS?
• What happens if I cannot afford my tax liability?
• How to prepare for an IRS tax audit in Washington
• How can accidental tax evasion occur?
• Can I be arrested if I willingly didn’t file my taxes in Washington?
• How to find a great tax attorney
• What are my income tax filing status options?
• Study: Sharing economy income taxes cause confusion for many workers
• Government can now seize taxpayers’ passports
• What is an IRS installment agreement?
• An introduction to IRS tax collection
• When is three years not really three years? When it involves an IRS audit
• Delays in business tax audits cause penalties and interest to pile up
• IRS holiday and end-of-year giving tips
• Beware of tax scammers, especially if you owe a debt to the IRS
• IRS issues Proposed Regulations regarding management fee waivers
• IRS guidance severely restricts hedge fund use of basket options
• Tax debt: options to avoid garnishment
• When the IRS gets it wrong: going to tax court
• Sales tax assessed on gross amount of tax-included sales was improper
• Obama passes law with significant impact on 2014 taxes
• Acquittal may have ramifications for FATCA, FBAR prosecution
• Misclassifying independent contractors and other payroll tax issues
• US Supreme Court to hear corporate tax case in upcoming term
• Tax changes for your 2013 return mostly affect higher earners
• Simple steps to reduce chances of run-ins with the IRS
• Collecting an IRS whistleblower reward is a tricky road to navigate
• Tax audits on decline in some areas, increasing in others
• Facts about IRS tax liens
• The tax implications of the Supreme Court’s DOMA ruling
• Ways to deal with and minimize common IRS tax penalties
• The IRS’s offer in compromise program
• Contacted by the IRS? How to survive a tax audit
• Owe the IRS? There are options available to taxpayers
• Keeping the Auditors Out of Your Small Business – Local Bellevue Tax Attorney
• IRS Lessens Requirements for Innocent Spouse Status – Local Seattle Tax Attorney
• IRS Prepared Substitute For Return