When it comes to defeating IRS enforcement actions, there is no equal to Freedom Law Group’s IRS Defense Services. We guarantee to obtain a Court Order of Dismissal for Lack of Jurisdiction from the United States Tax Court — or your money back. Freedom Law Group is the only company in America making this offer to individuals facing IRS enforcement actions.
No traditional tax attorney. No CPA. No tax resolution firm. No mainstream “tax defense” company is willing to put their money where their mouth is and guarantee dismissal from U.S. Tax Court or refund the client’s money if unsuccessful. Why? Because the tax industry operates almost entirely from a position of surrender — negotiating payment plans, pursuing settlements, and assuming the IRS and the United States Tax Court automatically possess lawful jurisdictional authority.
Freedom Law Group has pioneered and perfected a powerful jurisdictional challenge process specifically designed for Americans who did not voluntarily file Form 1040 returns for the tax year(s) in question. Our process is strategically designed to secure a Court Order of Dismissal for Lack of Jurisdiction from the United States Tax Court.
If jurisdiction cannot be established, dismissal is the only lawful outcome.
That is why Freedom Law Group confidently stands behind its process with a 100% money-back guarantee for qualified candidates who follow all instructions and satisfy all eligibility requirements. No vague promises. No endless hourly billing. No empty legal theater. Just a direct, aggressive, and highly specialized, done with you process designed to defeat unlawful IRS enforcement actions at their foundation.
A list of our IRS Defense Services appears below.
Notice of Deficiency Dismissal Services
A Notice of Deficiency (“NOD”), often referred to as a “90-Day Letter,” is one of the most serious notices issued by the IRS. It is the IRS’s formal claim that taxes are allegedly owed for a particular tax year and gives the recipient a limited window of time to challenge the claim before the IRS proceeds with formal assessment and collection activity.
Common notices associated with this process include IRS Notice of Deficiency letters, CP3219A, Letter 3219, Letter 531, and other Statutory Notices of Deficiency issued by the IRS. If you have received one of these letters, click here to learn more and determine if you qualify for this service.
Notice of Federal Tax Lien Dismissal Services
A Notice of Federal Tax Lien (“NFTL”) is a public legal claim filed by the IRS asserting an interest in a person’s real estate, personal property, financial accounts, and other assets due to an alleged unpaid tax debt. A federal tax lien can negatively impact property ownership, creditworthiness, refinancing, business operations, and future financial transactions if left unresolved.
Common notices associated with this process include Letter 3172, Notice of Federal Tax Lien Filing and Your Right to a Hearing Under IRC 6320, Notice of Intent to File Federal Tax Lien, and related Collection Due Process (“CDP”) notices issued by the IRS. Strict deadlines apply, and prompt action is critical to preserve the right to challenge the lien before enforcement escalates. If you have received one of these letters, click here to learn more and determine if you qualify for this service.
Notice of Intent to Levy Dismissal Services
A Notice of Intent to Levy is a serious IRS collection notice informing the recipient that the IRS intends to begin seizing wages, bank accounts, retirement funds, or other assets to satisfy an alleged tax debt. Unlike a federal tax lien, which places a claim against property, a levy involves the actual taking of money or assets.
Common notices associated with this process include LT11, Letter 1058, Final Notice of Intent to Levy, Notice of Your Right to a Hearing, CP90, and CP297. These notices trigger strict deadlines and provide a limited window of time to challenge the proposed enforcement action before the IRS proceeds with collection efforts. If you have received one of these letters, click here to learn more and determine if you qualify for this service.