Segal, Cohen & Landis, P.C.
Providence IRS Tax Attorney
Serving Providence from our Beverly Hills office. Most matters are handled entirely by phone and video.
Providence residents and business owners — including university and healthcare employees, small business owners, and manufacturers — facing IRS audits, Rhode Island state tax issues, or back tax debt can reach Segal, Cohen & Landis. The firm handles federal IRS matters for Providence clients remotely.
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IRS Tax Services Available to Providence Clients
We represent clients in Providence and across the United States before the IRS, U.S. Tax Court, and state tax agencies. Common issues we resolve:
Why Providence Taxpayers Choose Segal, Cohen & Landis
Attorney-Led, Not Sales-Led
Every case is handled directly by a licensed tax attorney — never delegated to an unenrolled preparer or case manager. You get attorney judgment from day one.
33+ Years of IRS Experience
Sam Landis, Esq. has spent over three decades navigating IRS Collection, IRS Examination, and U.S. Tax Court on behalf of individuals and businesses.
National IRS Practice
We practice before the IRS in all 50 states and U.S. territories. Your physical location doesn't limit your access to experienced IRS tax counsel.
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What Our Clients Say
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“Sam resolved a six-figure IRS levy in under a week. He communicated every step clearly and got the result we needed. I can't recommend SCL highly enough.”
Michael T. · 2024
“I had an extremely complex FBAR and Form 3520 situation. Sam understood every nuance and handled the voluntary disclosure flawlessly. Genuinely the best in the field.”
Priya R. · 2024
“After receiving an IRS audit notice I was terrified. The team at SCL walked me through everything, represented me completely, and the audit closed with no changes. Worth every penny.”
David L. · 2023
Samuel Landis, Esq. · LL.M. Taxation, Boston University · 33+ years IRS controversy practice
Frequently Asked Questions — Providence IRS Tax Help
I work at a Providence university or hospital. What are the IRS issues with my deferred compensation?
University and hospital deferred compensation plans — including 403(b) plans, 457(b) plans, and supplemental executive retirement plans (SERPs) — have specific IRS compliance requirements. SCL handles IRS examination of deferred compensation arrangements for Providence academic and healthcare employees.
I have business operations in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts. What are the multistate tax issues?
Multi-state businesses must apportion income to each state based on the applicable formula — sales factor, property factor, or payroll factor. Rhode Island and Massachusetts have different apportionment rules. SCL handles federal IRS matters and coordinates with state tax counsel on Rhode Island-Massachusetts multistate issues.
Can SCL help me resolve IRS back taxes in Providence?
Yes. SCL handles all IRS collection alternatives for Providence clients — installment agreements, Currently Not Collectible status, Offers in Compromise, and levy releases. Call to discuss your situation and the best resolution path based on your income and assets.
How quickly can you stop a wage garnishment or bank levy?
In most cases, we can issue an IRS levy release or garnishment suspension within 24–72 hours of being retained, pending IRS processing. The first step is a free consultation to assess your situation.
What is the cost of a tax attorney consultation?
We offer a free initial consultation to evaluate your situation. Fee schedules vary by case type and complexity — we are transparent about fees before any engagement.
Attorney-Led IRS Representation
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