Camden, New Jersey Tax Attorney — Fierce IRS Advocacy for Your Community
Camden, New Jersey and Camden County taxpayers can access experienced IRS representation at our nearby Haddonfield office. Camden is the county seat of Camden County and is part of the Philadelphia metropolitan area. McCauley Law Offices fights for Camden-area individuals and businesses facing tax liens, wage levies, and IRS audits.
Tax Services for Camden Residents
Criminal Tax Issues
When the government wants to put you in a cage — we put ourselves between you and them.
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The IRS has lawyers. So should you.
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When the IRS stops asking and starts taking — there's a legal counter to every move.
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Specialty tax matters — bankruptcy, foreign accounts, estate planning, payroll, gambling, and more.
View ServicesHelp for Camden taxpayers
- Camden taxpayers who owe more than they can pay can ask us about offer in compromise help with the IRS.
- Camden residents can learn how IRS installment agreements spread a federal balance over monthly payments.
- Facing an IRS examination? Read about our IRS audit representation.
- We offer help filing delinquent tax returns to taxpayers who are behind with the IRS.
- Want to challenge an IRS determination? See our IRS appeals representation.
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Recent results for New Jersey clients
Offer in Compromise — Small Business Owner
93% reduction
Penalty Abatement — First-Time Non-Filer
61% reduction
Bank Levy Release — Medical Professional
Levy released in 48 hrs
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Tax guidance from our attorneys
What Should I Do if I Can't Afford to Pay the IRS?
Opening a tax bill from the federal government that you cannot afford to pay is a stressful experience. Learn your options for IRS tax debt relief.
What Should I Do If I Owe the IRS More Than $10,000?
Discovering you owe the federal government a significant amount of money can be overwhelming. Here's what to do if you owe the IRS more than $10,000.
How Can I Reduce My IRS Tax Debt Legally?
Facing overwhelming IRS tax debt can feel like drowning in quicksand. Learn the legal strategies to reduce what you owe.
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Tax terms Camden taxpayers should know
Automated Collection System — the IRS call center division that handles most collection actions, including phone contacts about unpaid taxes, installment agreements, and status requests.
Automated Underreporter — the IRS program that matches income reported on tax returns against information returns (W-2s, 1099s) filed by employers and financial institutions.
Collection Due Process — a taxpayer's legal right to a hearing before the IRS Office of Appeals before certain collection actions (levies, liens) can proceed.
Criminal Investigation Division — the law enforcement arm of the IRS responsible for investigating potential criminal violations of the Internal Revenue Code.
Currently Not Collectible — a status the IRS places on a taxpayer's account when they determine the taxpayer cannot afford to pay their tax debt. Collection activity is paused, though interest and penalties continue to accrue.
Collection Statute Expiration Date — the date after which the IRS can no longer legally collect a tax debt. Generally 10 years from the date of assessment.
State Resources
Doing business in New Jersey? Review NJ business tax rules.
Get a plain-English breakdown of New Jersey business taxes, filing deadlines, and how state issues interact with federal IRS problems.