Tax Lawyers Near Me in ZIP 68925 (Cambridge, Nebraska)

Location: 68925, Cambridge, Nebraska
Phone: 308-697-3737
Firm: Eisenhart & Farquhar

Experienced Tax attorney serving clients in 68925 and surrounding areas.

Location: 52240, Iowa City, Iowa
Phone: Not Available
Firm: University of Iowa

Location: 52241, Coralville, Iowa
Phone: Not Available
Firm: Pugh Hagan Prahm Plc

Location: 52401, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Phone: Not Available

Location: 52401, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Phone: Not Available
Firm: Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation

Location: 52761, Muscatine, Iowa
Phone: Not Available
Firm: Caterpillar, Inc.

Location: 55077, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota
Phone: Not Available
Firm: Chs

Location: 55101, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Phone: (651) 224-6638
Firm: Eric Johnson Tax Attorney

Experienced Tax attorney serving clients in 68925 and surrounding areas.

Location: 55101, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Phone: Not Available

Location: 55103, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Phone: Not Available
Firm: Minnesota State Board of Investment

Location: 55105, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Phone: Not Available
Firm: Minnesota Department of Revenue

Location: 55113, Roseville, Minnesota
Phone: Not Available
Firm: CLAW Tax Group

MATTHEW J. WILDES is a licensed attorney and certified public accountant (CPA). He is admitted to practice before Minnesota state courts and the United States Tax Court. His extensive professional experience includes positions at law and accounting firms, private businesses, and the Internal Revenue Service.. Matt specializes in representing clients in their disputes with the IRS and state revenue departments. As a CPA and licensed attorney with extensive tax experience, he is in the best position to argue the merits of your case and not just negotiate a settlement. Having worked for the IRS, Matt understands their approach towards audits and collections, and he will develop the best possible defense for your situation. He has successfully defended hundreds of clients against claims of unpaid Federal and state taxes, with final settlements often reducing the initial claims by 70% to 100%.