Tax Malpractice (Professional/CPA/Tax Preparer Liability)
You have been diligent is paying the taxes you believed you owed based on the advice you received from a tax preparation professional—but, the IRS has determined you were given bad advice. After paying what it is determined what you now owe, and possibly even penalties and fines, what can you do to hold the tax preparation professional responsible for this situation accountable? The answer is to consult an attorney to file a malpractice action against the individual(s) and/or company that gave you the wrong and possibly illegal advice.
Who can be sued? Any tax professional can be accused of and found liable for malpractice. This includes attorneys, certified public accountants, tax preparers, and any other professional who claims expertise in handling or advising on taxes.
If you believe that you have been the victim of malpractice with respect to your taxes, you should seek a Michigan tax attorney. We can assist with our knowledge of tax law. To recover damages, you must prove that:
- Your tax professional’s negligence caused your loss
- The loss was reasonably foreseeable
How do you know if you have a case or what you need to do to prove your case?
Tax malpractice is not easy to prove. It usually requires a skilled and experienced Michigan tax law attorney who understands the nuances of tax laws to represent your interests.
Contact us for help with tax malpractice
Bendure & Thomas have years of experience handling these cases, and do what it takes to prevail in a malpractice action. For reliable and professional legal assistance for your tax law issues, contact us today.
