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Arnold van Dyk is a licensed California attorney and currently serves as the Director of Tax Services at TaxAudit, the largest tax representation service in the country offering both audit representation and tax debt relief services. In this role, he oversees more than 150 tax professionals, and assists taxpayers with IRS representation and assesses the complexities of the tax law and regulations to determine the best strategies for audit and tax debt resolutions. Arnold also operates his own law practice, Law Offices of Arnold van Dyk, focusing on tax and estate planning.
December 29, 2020
Generally, the statute of limitations (SOL) on IRS collection enforcement is ten years from the date the tax is assessed. In the Internal Revenue Manual (IRM), the IRS refers to the date that ends the period in which collections may be enforced as the ...
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October 27, 2020
The statute of limitations period for IRS collection enforcement is generally ten years from the date the tax is assessed.[1]Tax Practitioners who are new to IRS collection representation may not be fully aware of the impact the statute of limitations (SOL) can have on a case and dismiss its relevance because the statute of limitations...…
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August 14, 2020
Having a wage garnishment order issued is frightening. Trying to navigate through the process alone can be intimidating to the point where the taxpayer just gives up and accepts their fate.
