Wilson Tax Law Group, APLC

09/04/2026

In observance of Labor Day, Wilson Tax Law Group will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026.

Our office will reopen on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 during our regular business hours.

We wish our clients, colleagues, and community a safe and enjoyable Labor Day!

07/13/2026

🚨 Received an IRS Penalty Notice? Don't assume you have to pay it.

Many taxpayers are surprised to learn they may qualify for IRS penalty relief that could significantly reduce—or even eliminate—certain tax penalties.

If you've received an IRS notice, it's important to understand your options before sending a payment.

Learn more in our latest blog:
👉 https://wilsontaxlaw.com/the-irs-just-changed-the-rules-on-tax-penalties-could-you-qualify-for-automatic-relief/

If you're facing IRS penalties or other tax issues, the experienced tax attorneys at Wilson Tax Law Group are here to help.

Receiving an IRS penalty notice can be intimidating, but there may be good news for some taxpayers. The IRS has recently expanded and streamlined certain pe ...

07/01/2026

As our team prepares to celebrate Independence Day with family and friends, we'd like to remind everyone that Wilson Tax Law Group will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2026, in observance of the holiday. We will resume our normal business hours on Monday, July 6, 2026.

How Well Do You Know the Fourth of July?

⭐ The first Independence Day celebration took place in 1777.
⭐ Three U.S. Presidents—John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe—died on July 4.
⭐ The American flag has had 27 official versions throughout our nation's history.
⭐ Approximately 150 million hot dogs are eaten in the U.S. on the Fourth of July—enough to stretch from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles more than five times!

From all of us at Wilson Tax Law Group, we wish you a safe, relaxing, and memorable Fourth of July weekend! ❤️🤍💙

06/15/2026

Received an FTB Notice? Don't assume it's correct.

The California Franchise Tax Board can make mistakes, and responding without reviewing the notice could cost you money. Before you pay or agree with an adjustment, make sure you understand your rights and options.

Read our latest blog post:
https://wilsontaxlaw.com/received-an-ftb-notice-dont-assume-its-correct/

Receiving a notice from the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) can be alarming, especially when it claims you owe additional taxes, penalties, or interest ...

06/09/2026

Many taxpayers assume California tax debt expires after 10 years, just like IRS debt. That's not always the case.

The Franchise Tax Board has powerful collection tools and different rules that can keep tax liabilities alive longer than many people realize.

Learn more in our latest blog:

Many taxpayers are familiar with the IRS's 10-year collection statute and assume California follows the same rules. Unfortunately, that is not always t ...

05/26/2026

Divorce can bring enough stress on its own—tax issues should not add more uncertainty.

If you are dealing with IRS debt after a divorce, it is important to understand who may still be responsible and what relief options may be available.

Our latest blog post covers common questions about divorce and tax liability, including Innocent Spouse Relief and California-specific considerations.

Read more: https://wilsontaxlaw.com/tax-problems-after-divorce-who-is-responsible-for-the-irs-debt/

Many individuals believe that once a divorce is finalized, they are no longer responsible for tax issues connected to their former spouse. Unfortunately, th ...

05/22/2026

As we head into Memorial Day weekend, we remember and honor the courageous men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. 🇺🇸

Their bravery and selflessness will never be forgotten. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend as we reflect with gratitude on the freedoms we enjoy because of those who gave everything.

05/18/2026

Can the IRS really take your passport?

In certain situations, the answer is yes. Unpaid federal tax debt can potentially lead to passport renewal denials and other travel restrictions if the IRS certifies the debt as seriously delinquent.

Learn more about how passport certification works and what options taxpayers may have to avoid escalating collection action in our latest blog post:

https://wilsontaxlaw.com/can-the-irs-really-take-your-passport/

Yes — in certain situations, the IRS can notify the U.S. Department of State to deny, revoke, or limit a taxpayer’s passport because of unpaid federal tax d ...

05/12/2026

Just like a car’s odometer, tax problems keep running whether you are paying attention to them or not.

Interest accrues. Penalties increase. Collection activity escalates. And the longer unresolved tax issues sit, the harder — and more expensive — they can become to fix.

In recognition of National Odometer Day, it is a good reminder that when it comes to IRS and state tax problems, the meter is always running.

If you have received IRS notices, are facing collections, payroll tax issues, audits, or growing tax debt, addressing the issue early can make a significant difference in the available resolution options and overall outcome.

Check out our latest blog post:
https://wilsontaxlaw.com/tax-trouble-the-meter-is-running/

Every mile on your vehicle’s odometer tells a story — where you’ve been, how far you’ve traveled, and sometimes how long you’ve avoided maintenance. The sam ...