Your Trusted Tax Attorney Serving New Albany
Few things in life are as stressful as receiving a letter from the IRS. If you’re a New Albany resident, executive, or business owner who has received a tax notice or bill, the worst thing you can do is ignore it. Tax problems don’t get better with time — they get more expensive. Our tax attorney is positioned to act quickly on your behalf to resolve your tax problems once and for all.
Porter Law Office focuses on resolving complex tax controversies for clients throughout New Albany and the greater Columbus area. As a New Albany native, attorney Matthew Porter is passionate about assisting New Albany residents facing an IRS audit or a business dealing with a state or federal tax dispute. Hiring the right tax attorney is vital to getting sound guidance and avoiding costly mistakes, so contact us today to get a local tax attorney on your side.
Our Tax Law Services For New Albany Residents
Porter Law Office, LLC has experience across every stage of a tax dispute. Review the following services to see how our tax attorney can help you:
- IRS Tax Audits
- IRS Appeals
- Tax Court Litigation
- IRS Collection Process
- Offers in Compromise
- Installment Agreements
- Federal Tax Lien
- Federal Tax Levy
- Tax Penalty Abatement
- Innocent Spouse Relief
- Ohio Tax Controversies
- Ohio Property Tax
Why New Albany Taxpayers Have Tax Disputes
Tax controversy refers to disputes between taxpayers and taxing authorities, whether the IRS or the Ohio Department of Taxation. These disputes can range from a routine audit to a complex collection matter, and resolving them requires a thorough knowledge of tax law as well as the administrative procedures taxing authorities must follow.
New Albany presents a tax landscape unlike most Central Ohio suburbs. With a median household income near $200,000 and one of the region’s highest concentrations of executives, physicians, and business owners, New Albany taxpayers are more likely to face high-dollar IRS audits, unreported income issues tied to equity compensation or multiple income streams, and complex estate and gift tax questions. At the same time, New Albany is anchored by the 12,000-acre New Albany International Business Park, straddling the Franklin-Licking county line, home to more than 40 data centers and major employers like Amazon, Google, Meta, Discover Financial Services, and the parent company of TJ Maxx and Marshalls. That density of corporate activity means local businesses, contractors, and vendors connected to the park often face payroll tax disputes, worker classification issues, and multi-jurisdictional Ohio tax questions that don’t come up in smaller communities.
Attorney Matthew R. Porter, born and raised in New Albany provides comprehensive tax controversy services to individual and business taxpayers in New Albany, Ohio. Our office is based nearby in Columbus, and we’re well-versed in how federal and Ohio tax laws affect both New Albany’s high-net-worth residents and the businesses operating in and around its business park. Because New Albany spans both Franklin and Licking Counties, we’re also equipped to handle the cross-county property and municipal tax questions that can arise depending on where a client’s home or business sits. We represent clients throughout New Albany, Franklin and Licking Counties, central Ohio, and the United States.
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We help New Albany taxpayers achieve freedom from their tax problems. While our office is conveniently located in Columbus, we regularly work with New Albany clients by teleconference or in person. If you’ve received a notice from the IRS or have unpaid tax liabilities, your problems won’t resolve themselves. Contact the experienced tax attorney at Porter Law Office, LLC. We will tirelessly fight to help you settle your tax debt and resolve your dispute with the IRS, giving you the peace of mind you deserve.
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800 Cross Pointe Road, Suite N, Columbus, Ohio 43230 (Serving New Albany, Ohio, and surrounding communities)