Tax Attorney law Firm

FBAR | IRS Offshore Voluntary
Disclosure Program | Tax Amnesty

Experienced Tax Attorneys for Your Offshore Tax Legal Problems


Our tax lawyers have a comprehensive quantity of experience in regard to tax compliance, best practices and the procedure of helping individuals and entities who want to willingly disclose offshore bank accounts. These cases can be really intricate and can result in extreme effects if handled incorrectly.

Why You May Require Attorney Representation


The IRS has continued to become more and more aggressive in cracking down on those who have not reported their overseas accounts. It needs to also be understood that as of 2015 foreign banks will be needed by law to report any and all U.S. account holders, which represents that time might be going out for those who need to come into tax compliance through the voluntary disclosure program used by the government. When this takes place, the federal government will be far less lenient.

Discover Your Legal Options

Failure to get amnesty under the program can mean much greater charges and be criminal charges that result in prison time. As a client of our company, you can have self-confidence that someone with experience and shown outcomes is fighting for the best possible result in your case.

Start the procedure of putting this situation behind you– call us today and schedule your free assessment to go over the very best course forward in your case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions below

A1: FBAR stands for Foreign Bank Account Report, which U.S. citizens must file if they have a financial interest in or signature authority over foreign financial accounts exceeding certain thresholds.
A2: The IRS Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program allows taxpayers to voluntarily disclose previously unreported foreign accounts and income to the IRS, potentially reducing penalties and avoiding criminal charges.
A3: The Tax Relief Law Center offers services related to FBAR, including assistance with filing and compliance with IRS regulations concerning foreign accounts.
A4: You can contact the Tax Relief Law Center by calling (855) 621-3355 for any questions or assistance you may need.
A5: The Tax Relief Law Center provides various services including audit defense, bankruptcy, IRS payment plans, and offer in compromise, among others.
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