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Susan Lindley, Attorney at Law

Federal Tax Controversey Representation for Individuals, Small Businesses and Non Profits

Dealing with an IRS dispute can be stressful. If you’re confused about advice you’ve received from the IRS, found on the internet or gotten from another tax professional, contact the Law Office of Susan Lindley to set up an in-person meeting or phone consultation.

Susan Lindley has been a practicing attorney since 1993. Her practice is focused on tax controversy resolution with the IRS. The success of her practice is based on her ability to listen to individuals and small business owners who are under the stress of significant tax problems, define the issues to be addressed, thoroughly review the options and then help clients choose and implement creative, workable and time-efficient solutions for resolution of those problems.

Federal Tax Controversies and Collections Representation:

  • For Individuals (Filing Requirements, Failure to File, Audits and Appeals, Collections, Liens, Levies, Offers-in-Compromise, Divorce Tax Issues, Tax Court Litigation)
  • For Small Businesses (Audits and Appeals, Collections, Employment Taxes, Trust Fund Tax Liability, Buying, Selling or Merging a Business)
  • For Non-Profits and Tax Exempts (Obtaining and Defending 501c Tax Exempt Status)
  • As Outside Tax Counsel for Law Firms (Identify Tax Issues, Avoid Tax Traps, Transactional and Litigation Support)
  • Support for Tax Professionals (Audit and IRS Appeals Support, Negotiation of Collections Alternatives, Compliance and Litigation Support )

    • Disclaimer and IRS Circular 230 Disclosure

    The information and materials on this website are provided for informational purposes only. They are not legal advice. Use of this website does not create an attorney client relationship. To ensure compliance with the requirements imposed by the IRS in Circular 230, please note that any tax advice contained herein (including attachments) is not intended or written to be used, and cannot be used, to (1) avoid tax-related penalties or (2) promote, market or recommend to any party any tax-related matters contained herein.
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