What to Do!
To effectively deal with the IRS, you would be well advised to seek an experienced practitioner who is familiar with both the revised collection procedures made in 2005 and the recently enacted IRS Restructuring and Reform Act. Additionally, taxpayers who seek experienced counsel have the advantage of determining whether the IRS has properly assessed taxes and of determining the statute of limitations for both assessment and collection.
 
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Michael C. Whelan is a former IRS attorney and certified public accountant who currently represents clients before the IRS Collection division as well as audited taxpayers. He is admitted to the bar in Illinois; U.S. Tax Court; U.S. District Court for Northern Illinois; U.S. Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit; and the Court of Federal Claims. He is also a member of the Illinois State Bar Association – Section of Federal Taxation, and the American Association of Attorneys – Certified Public Accountants.
Articles

"Innocent Spouse Relief," Illinois State Bar Association Federal Taxation Newsletter, co-author, March, 1992

"Tax collections and tenants by the entirety," Illinois State Bar Association Federal Taxation Newsletter, April, 1992

"So the IRS says your independent contractors are employees, so what?" Illinois State Bar Association Federal Taxation Newsletter, co-author, February, 1993

Co-author of Annual Income Tax Updates for Illinois State Bar Association. Federal Taxation Annual Meeting, 1993-1995

"Income Tax Updates," Northwest Suburban Bar Association Newsletter, co-author, April, 1993

"Practice and Procedure Updates," Illinois State Bar Association Federal Taxation Newsletter, co-author, September, 1994

 
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