Ross Greenberg - Weston, FL

Former Senior IRS Tax Attorney Serving Weston and Beyond

Tax disputes with the Internal Revenue Service or state tax agencies can quickly jeopardize personal savings, business operations, and peace of mind. Ross Greenberg, founding attorney of Greenberg Law Group, PA in Weston, Florida, brings over two decades of focused tax controversy experience to every matter. As a former Senior Tax Attorney with the Internal Revenue Service Office of Chief Counsel, attorney Greenberg knows precisely how IRS revenue agents, auditors, and collection officers evaluate cases. When individuals or business executives need to hire a lawyer to resolve high-stakes tax challenges, this practice offers insider knowledge and formidable defense strategies.

A Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law graduate admitted to the Florida Bar in 1996, Ross Greenberg has successfully guided hundreds of taxpayers through complex examinations, collections, and administrative appeals. Supported by a bilingual Spanish-speaking staff, the Weston practice ensures clear communication and tailored relief for local South Florida clients and individuals across the country.

Targeted Tax Relief and IRS Dispute Practice Areas

Greenberg Law Group, PA focuses squarely on resolving federal and state tax controversies, helping taxpayers protect their assets and regain financial freedom.

IRS Audits, Examinations, and Appeals

Receiving an audit notice can be intimidating. Working as experienced tax lawyers and IRS dispute lawyers, the firm manages correspondent audits, in-person examinations, and appeals before the IRS and the Florida Department of Revenue. Attorney Greenberg handles all interactions with revenue agents, challenging unfounded adjustments and preventing excessive assessments.

Liens, Levies, and Wage Garnishment Relief

When tax liabilities remain unresolved, the IRS can place liens against real property, seize bank accounts, and garnish wages. As seasoned debt relief lawyers, the team acts swiftly to release federal tax liens, halt wage garnishments, and negotiate installment agreements that protect essential cash flow.

Offers in Compromise and Tax Debt Settlements

For taxpayers unable to pay their complete liability, the Offer in Compromise program allows qualifying individuals to settle their federal tax obligations for a fraction of the total amount owed. The firm calculates reasonable collection potential and prepares comprehensive settlement proposals to achieve permanent relief.

Business Payroll Taxes and Trust Fund Penalties

Unpaid payroll taxes trigger aggressive enforcement against corporate officers. The firm defends small businesses against responsible officer assessments and trust fund recovery penalties, keeping businesses viable while resolving delinquent filings.

• Comprehensive defense during IRS audits, office examinations, and tax appeals
• Fast release of bank levies, wage garnishments, and federal tax liens
• Strategic Offer in Compromise negotiations for substantial debt reductions
• Resolution of payroll tax delinquencies and trust fund recovery penalties
• Preparation and filing of multi-year unfiled tax returns to restore compliance
• Bilingual legal assistance provided fluently in English and Spanish

Why Choose Ross Greenberg for Tax Representation

Taxpayers seeking to find an attorney often face impersonal national mills where cases are handed to inexperienced paralegals. At Greenberg Law Group, PA, clients work directly with attorney Ross Greenberg. His tenure within the IRS Collection and Audit divisions provides distinct tactical advantages when negotiating settlements, interpreting tax regulations, and protecting client constitutional rights.

Schedule a Free Initial Tax Consultation

Letting tax liabilities linger only results in mounting interest, severe penalties, and aggressive enforcement actions. Ross Greenberg offers a free initial consultation to evaluate your IRS or state tax situation. Contact the Weston office today to schedule a consultation with an attorney and take the first decisive step toward financial relief.