Putting the ax to tax: Attorney goes to bat for a variety of clients against the IRS
Published: February 27, 2015
The first client that tax attorney Venar Ayar represented before the IRS was a well respected, highly paid CPA and partner at a big accounting firm, who had represented himself in an audit – landing a $300,000 tax bill. [ More » ]
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