Las Vegas' Premier Tax Attorney and Certified Public Accountant

A CPA handles tax preparation, bookkeeping, and financial reporting. A tax attorney handles the legal side — structuring entities, defending audits, and representing you against the IRS. CPA Attorney LLC's team is licensed as both, so one engagement covers the accounting strategy and the legal protection instead of two separate firms.

A seasonal tax preparer is fine for a simple W-2 return. Combined CPA-attorney services make sense once you own a business, earn over roughly $100,000, hold real estate or investments, or are dealing with an IRS notice — situations where a filing mistake or missed structure can cost far more than the engagement.

Yes. Federal tax law, IRS representation, and multi-state tax coordination don't require an in-person visit, so we serve clients nationwide by phone and secure document sharing. Our attorney is licensed in Nevada for state-specific legal matters.

Bring your last two years of federal and state tax returns, recent pay stubs or profit-and-loss statements, and copies of any IRS notices you've received. If you own a business, your entity formation documents (articles of organization or incorporation) help us give you a more specific answer during the consultation.

Most engagements are billed as a flat project fee, quoted upfront after your consultation — not hourly billing. That means you know the total cost before any work begins, with no surprise invoices as the engagement progresses.

We recommend a minimum of quarterly or semi-annual check-ins. Tax law and your financial situation both change throughout the year, and regular contact is how we catch planning opportunities — like a mid-year entity change or an estimated-tax adjustment — before the filing deadline instead of after.

Yes. We regularly collaborate with clients' existing bookkeepers and CPAs. In that setup, our role is the tax strategy and legal work — entity structuring, audit defense, estate integration — that complements the day-to-day accounting your current provider already handles.

Savings depend on your income, entity structure, and current planning gaps, so we won't quote a number without reviewing your situation. Common levers include S-Corp conversions, retirement-plan optimization, and cost segregation on real estate. Your free consultation includes a realistic estimate based on your actual numbers, not a generic range.

It depends on your income level and liability exposure. An LLC offers liability protection with flexible taxation, S-Corp election often reduces self-employment tax once net income clears roughly $60,000-$80,000, and C-Corp suits businesses planning to raise outside capital. We compare the after-tax outcome for your specific numbers before recommending a structure.

We start by reviewing your IRS transcripts and notices to confirm what's actually owed, then present the resolution options that fit — installment agreement, offer in compromise, penalty abatement, or audit defense. We handle all direct communication with the IRS on your behalf, from the first notice through resolution.