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The attorneys at Robert J. Fedor, Esq., L.L.C. Robert J. staffs tax attorneys with experience and skills in dealing with the IRS. Fedor, Esq.

find permanent solutions to complicated tax problems for businesses and individuals throughout the country and worldwide. They have a comprehensive knowledge of tax law, the related IRS and Department of Justice procedures, and effective litigation strategies. Many cases are resolved short of going to trial, but that does not prevent the attorneys from taking tax-related legal matters to court. Th

e firm represents clients throughout the nation and overseas. Regardless of where a client resides, IRS tax law remains is implemented and applied on a national basis. Many cases the attorneys handle only require email and/or telephone communication. The firm consults with its clients, gathers the necessary information and gets to work on finding real solutions to tax problems. The best way to resolve a tax controversy is to hire actual tax attorneys who take an individualized approach to each case. There are unique aspects to every tax problem. Resolution can be found through an offer in compromise a Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 business bankruptcy filing or countless other alternatives. An effective and permanent solution may work in one case, but not in another. Tax Controversy and Tax Litigation:
- Employment Tax Disputes
- IRS Civil Tax Audits
- IRS Criminal Tax Investigations
- IRS Appeals

Criminal Tax Matters
- Investigation for Tax Fraud
- Failure to File Tax Returns

IRS Collection Matters:
- Offer in Compromise
- Payroll Tax Matters
- Trsut Fund Recovery Penalty

Offshore Tax Issues
- If you have an offshore account that you have not previously disclosed to the IRS, we urge you to contact our law firm for a confidential consultation with Robert J. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Years of financial stress may result in the closing of a business. For the business owner, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can also lead to the opportunity to start over with the help of an asset liquidation

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
- For a business, financial struggles that include past-due or delinquent taxes do not always result in a business shutting down its operations. help our business clients in filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The process not only allows for a financial fresh start, but also the chance to keep a business open. Clients facing audits, dealing with payroll tax problems or facing possible criminal charges require immediate help. offer a free initial consultation at their offices in Chicago and Cleveland, or via telephone at a convenient time. With IRS tax law the same throughout the nation, oftentimes there is no need for a face to face meeting to resolve complex tax problems. Telephone consultations at no charge are also available for individuals and businesses throughout the United States. Contact us today at (800) 579-0997.

12/23/2025

Employer payroll taxes may seem routine, but misuse of wage withholdings remains a priority for IRS Criminal Investigation. When payroll obligations are ignored, enforcement can escalate quickly and carry serious consequences for business owners.

Payroll tax fraud can trigger an IRS Criminal Investigation, leading to prison sentences, restitution and lasting business consequences.

12/18/2025

Creative tax arguments may circulate online, but the IRS has long identified which claims hold no legal weight. Relying on these theories can quickly escalate routine tax issues into audits, penalties or criminal exposure.

Certain tax arguments are routinely dismissed by the IRS and can trigger audits, penalties and criminal tax exposure.

12/16/2025

Tax incentives in Puerto Rico can offer significant benefits, but they also carry risks that are often overlooked. Understanding where opportunity ends and regulatory obligations begin is critical for investors navigating complex cross-border rules.

Puerto Rico Act 60 tax incentives raise compliance questions for crypto investors, including residency rules, reporting obligations and IRS scrutiny.

12/11/2025

AI tools can fabricate convincing receipts, but the IRS is becoming just as sophisticated at detecting them. As false documentation grows easier to produce, the risks tied to tax filings grow higher. How prepared are taxpayers for increased scrutiny and the consequences that follow?

The rise of AI-generated receipts raises new concerns for taxpayers. What happens when false or unsupported expenses draw the attention of the IRS?

12/10/2025

Tax fraud isn’t just a misstep—it’s a fast track to audits, penalties, and potential prosecution. Our Understanding Tax Fraud eBook breaks down the red flags, the consequences, and what proactive compliance really looks like.

Download now: https://hubs.ly/Q03X3xll0

12/09/2025

The Treasury’s shift on beneficial ownership reporting raises new questions about transparency, compliance and corporate accountability in the U.S. With FinCEN preparing to delete previously reported ownership data, businesses may face a very different regulatory landscape in 2025.

As U.S. reporting rules change under the Corporate Transparency Act, companies face new uncertainty around beneficial ownership data and compliance.

12/04/2025

The IRS is testing a new mediation option for disputes that stall after appeal. The pilot program offers another path to resolution without the cost of litigation. It also raises questions about when mediation can make a real impact.

How might the IRS’ updated mediation pilot change the way taxpayers resolve disputes after an appeal stalls, and when is it the right option?

12/02/2025

Telemarketing schemes targeting seniors can quickly escalate into complex money laundering networks. The Silver Shores case shows how illicit funds moved through banks, shell companies and offshore accounts.

How did a multistate telemarketing scheme steal millions from seniors and move the money through a wide laundering network, and what led to the arrests?

11/25/2025

A high-profile crypto figure resolved federal tax and fraud allegations through a deferred prosecution agreement—an instructive look at how these cases can unfold.

Roger Ver, known as “Bitcoin Jesus,” settled federal cryptocurrency-related tax evasion allegations, avoiding prison through a deferred prosecution deal.

11/20/2025

The DOJ’s Tax Division may be on the verge of a major transformation. The real question: how will federal tax enforcement adapt without its long-standing backbone?

The DOJ’s planned overhaul of its Tax Division could reshape tax enforcement. Explore what the changes may mean for future civil and criminal matters.

11/19/2025

Tomorrow, our own Robert J. Fedor will be speaking at the 68th Annual Cleveland Tax Institute for the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association. He'll be leading the Federal Tax Procedure session as panel chair from 10:30–11:30 AM.

We’re proud to support his leadership in federal tax matters at this respected Cleveland program.

Register: https://hubs.ly/Q03V3nd90

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Robert J. Fedor, Esq., L.L.C. staffs tax attorneys with experience and skills in dealing with the IRS. They have a comprehensive knowledge of tax law, the related IRS and Department of Justice procedures, and effective litigation strategies. Many cases are resolved short of going to trial, but that does not prevent the attorneys from taking tax-related legal matters to court. The firm represents clients throughout the nation and overseas. Regardless of where a client resides, IRS tax law remains is implemented and applied on a national basis. Many cases the attorneys handle only require email and/or telephone communication. The firm consults with its clients, gathers the necessary information and gets to work on finding real solutions to tax problems. The best way to resolve a tax controversy is to hire actual tax attorneys who take an individualized approach to each case. There are unique aspects to every tax problem. Resolution can be found through an offer in compromise a Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 business bankruptcy filing or countless other alternatives. An effective and permanent solution may work in one case, but not in another. Tax Controversy and Tax Litigation: - Employment Tax Disputes - IRS Civil Tax Audits - IRS Criminal Tax Investigations - IRS Appeals Criminal Tax Matters - Investigation for Tax Fraud - Failure to File Tax Returns IRS Collection Matters: - Offer in Compromise - Payroll Tax Matters - Trsut Fund Recovery Penalty Offshore Tax Issues - If you have an offshore account that you have not previously disclosed to the IRS, we urge you to contact our law firm for a confidential consultation with Robert J. Fedor, Esq. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy - Years of financial stress may result in the closing of a business. For the business owner, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can also lead to the opportunity to start over with the help of an asset liquidation Chapter 11 Bankruptcy - For a business, financial struggles that include past-due or delinquent taxes do not always result in a business shutting down its operations. The attorneys at Robert J. Fedor, Esq., L.L.C. help our business clients in filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The process not only allows for a financial fresh start, but also the chance to keep a business open. Clients facing audits, dealing with payroll tax problems or facing possible criminal charges require immediate help. The attorneys at Robert J. Fedor, Esq., L.L.C. offer a free initial consultation at their offices in Chicago and Cleveland, or via telephone at a convenient time. With IRS tax law the same throughout the nation, oftentimes there is no need for a face to face meeting to resolve complex tax problems. Telephone consultations at no charge are also available for individuals and businesses throughout the United States. Contact us today at (800) 579-0997.