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How to Verify Your Tax Attorney's Credentials (Don't Get Scammed)

Before you hire a tax attorney to help you with an IRS issue, there are three critical things you must verify. Skipping these steps can lead to hiring someone who isn’t legally able to represent you—or worse, someone who makes your IRS problem more expensive and complicated. In this video, tax attorney and former IRS agent Andrew Bosserman explains exactly how to research a tax attorney so you can protect yourself from unqualified practitioners and misleading claims. In this video, you’ll learn: • How to verify a tax attorney’s state bar license • How to check whether an attorney is admitted to U.S. Tax Court • Why Tax Court admission matters—even if you’re only dealing with an audit • How to confirm real tax controversy experience • Common red flags to watch for when hiring a tax attorney 🔎 Helpful Links Mentioned in This Video: • State Bar License Lookup (example): https://portal.ncbar.gov • U.S. Tax Court Website: https://ustaxcourt.gov • Dawson Case Management (Tax Court attorney lookup): https://dawson.ustaxcourt.gov Hiring the wrong tax attorney doesn’t just waste money—it can cause missed deadlines, rejected filings, and serious consequences with the IRS. A few minutes of verification upfront can save you significant stress and expense later. If you’re dealing with an IRS issue and want to work with a tax attorney who has the credentials and experience to handle your case properly, you can learn more here: 🌐 Website: https://bosstaxlaw.com 00:00 Before Hiring a Tax Attorney 00:21 Why You Need to Verify Credentials 01:23 Step 1: Check the Attorney’s Bar License 03:31 Step 2: Verify Tax Court Admission 06:07 Step 3: Confirm Tax Controversy Experience 09:18 Checking Reviews & Online Presence 10:04 Warning Signs to Avoid