Frost Law

Strategic Plans for Businesses & Individuals from Dedicated Pennsylvania Tax Attorneys

Certified public accountant in Philadelphia, PA (show on map)

3.9

★★★★☆

11 reviews

Experienced Pennsylvania tax attorneys offering individual, business, estate, and international tax services.

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About

Frost Law, comprised of experienced tax attorneys and CPAs, offers strategic plans for businesses and individuals facing federal, Pennsylvania, and international tax issues. The firm handles IRS audits, collection matters, criminal investigations, and provides services like Offer in Compromise, installment agreements, and estate tax planning.

With offices across Pennsylvania, Maryland, DC, Virginia, and Florida, Frost Law is dedicated to protecting clients' interests in complex tax environments.

Extensive experience with IRS litigation and audits

Comprehensive international tax expertise

Specialized services for cryptocurrency and expatriate tax issues

Customized tax relief strategies for severe financial hardships

Services

Individual Tax Help

Assistance with federal and Pennsylvania individual tax issues, including back taxes, income taxes, and IRS appeals.

Offer in Compromise (OIC) Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status Payment plans Bankruptcy options (Chapter 7, 13, 11) Innocent Spouse Relief Cryptocurrency tax assistance Wage garnishment defense

Business Tax Help

Comprehensive tax services for businesses, including compliance, employment taxes, and corporate tax strategies.

Business organization and compliance Employment tax assistance General counsel services Succession planning and employment law issues Tax compliance for small and large businesses Handling of contractual disputes

Estate Tax Help

Planning and administration of estate taxes, including international estate planning and inheritance tax issues.

Estate tax planning Estate administration International estate planning Innocent Spouse Relief for estate matters

International Tax Help

Tax solutions for expatriates, foreign tax issues, and cross-border tax compliance.

Expatriate tax assistance Foreign tax compliance FATCA and FBAR reporting Passport revocation defense Tax fraud and evasion defense

Credentials & Certifications

Tax Attorney

Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Certified Financial Planner (CFP)

LLM in Taxation

Reviews

Rating

3.9

★★★★☆

Reviews

"He offered clear, useful and actionable advice - would highly recommend."

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Offer in Compromise (OIC) and how can it help me? +

An Offer in Compromise allows qualified individuals to negotiate with the IRS for a lower payment amount to settle and clear away their tax debt. It is typically reserved for those experiencing severe financial hardships.

What is Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status? +

CNC status is a designation that a person behind on their taxes can attain to temporarily halt all active due payments. This status is granted to those who cannot reasonably pay off their back taxes without incurring economic hardships.

How does a payment plan work with the IRS? +

A payment plan is a deal made between the taxpayer and the IRS to pay back any owed taxes within an agreed-upon timeframe. Taxpayers can enter into either a short-term or long-term payment plan based on their specific circumstances.

What bankruptcy options are available for tax debt? +

Common bankruptcy chapters for tax debt include Chapter 7 (liquidation), Chapter 13 (reorganization), and Chapter 11 (for businesses). Each chapter has its own benefits and drawbacks, and Frost Law can explain which suits your needs.

What is Innocent Spouse Relief? +

Innocent Spouse Relief provides relief to a spouse who was unaware of and not involved in a tax issue on a joint return, allowing them to be released from liability for the tax debt.

How does Frost Law assist with cryptocurrency tax issues? +

Frost Law offers specialized guidance on cryptocurrency tax reporting, including compliance with IRS regulations and handling of capital gains and losses.