Serving The Twin Cities Metropolitan Area And St. Croix County, Wisconsin
Are You Facing More Than $20,000 In Tax Debt?
Facing a tax problem with the Minnesota Department of Revenue or the federal IRS means you will be confronting the largest and most aggressive agencies of the state or federal government. If you have been notified of an audit or uncollected taxes, or if you are disputing the government's tax findings, it is important to have an attorney on your side who has in-depth knowledge and understanding of the federal and Minnesota state tax codes.
Mark A. Pridgeon, Attorney at Law — One Of The Most Respected Minneapolis Taxation Lawyers
Attorney Mark A. Pridgeon has focused his entire 35-year career exclusively in the area of IRS and state tax accountancy and law. After undergraduate studies at the University of Minnesota, Mark graduated from Harvard Law School and earned a CPA license, which he continues to keep active. He began his legal career as an attorney for the IRS for six years, before opening his solo-practice tax law firm. Today, the firm focuses exclusively on representing clients facing serious tax problems of $20,000 or more.
From offices in Edina, tax lawyer Mark Pridgeon advises and represents clients in communities throughout Hennepin County, Ramsey County, Dakota County and Washington County in Minnesota, as well as St. Croix County in Western Wisconsin. Do not delay responding to a federal or state tax notice. Contact the firm for a no-cost initial consultation with an experienced Minnesota tax law attorney right away.
Personal Attention And A Focus On Finding The Right Solution
Integrity is the hallmark of the firm's success. State and federal tax officials recognize Mark's commitment to the ethical representation of his clients. When you meet to discuss your tax liability matter, you will find Mark and legal assistant Saree Olson to be professional, courteous and approachable. Mark works directly with every client and does not subcontract cases out to other tax law firms.
Call to arrange an initial consultation to discuss your state or federal tax problem:
- Options for outstanding balance: Including strategies for seeking a reasonable offer in compromise, installment agreements or dealing with your tax debt determined by the IRS to be currently uncollectible.
- Tax disputes: Including responding to notices, audit appeals and strategies to remove or reduce penalties and fines.
- Liability for uncollected taxes: Including issues regarding personal liability for business taxes and innocent spouse relief.
- Responding to notices: Including federal IRS and Minnesota Department of Revenue tax notifications. The earlier you respond, the better your chances of working out an affordable arrangement.
- Business and payroll taxes: Including trust fund assessments and sales and use tax arrears.
- Self-employed taxes: Including problems involving income taxes and self-employment tax withholding.
A Note To CPAs And Accountants
Mark is a highly qualified CPA. However, does not file tax returns and he does not attend audits. His law firm is not in competition for the tax services normally supplied by professional accountants or licensed tax preparers. He works closely with tax and accounting professionals who require legal counsel for themselves or their clients.
Experienced Minnesota Taxation Law Attorney · IRS Tax Appeals And Workouts
Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. Evening and weekend appointments may be available by special arrangement. Within the general Twin Cities metro area, call 952-232-0371. Out of state or in Wisconsin, call toll free 877-221-1651. You may also use the convenient email contact form to explain your circumstances and request a consultation.