When the IRS comes knocking, Utahns turn to Jordan F. Wilcox.
Utah’s Tax Debt Attorney—Negotiating with the IRS So You Don’t Have To
We step in, take over, and start resolving your tax debt fast.
Facing a levy, wage garnishment, audit, or years of unfiled returns? You need more than a CPA. You need a tax debt attorney who can legally represent you before the IRS and protect your rights while negotiating a real resolution.
A Utah Tax Attorney That Stands Between You and the IRS
The Law Offices of Jordan F. Wilcox is a Utah-based tax law firm with over 10 years of experience resolving serious IRS debt. From audits to unfiled returns with six-figure balances, we work exclusively for taxpayers, not the IRS.
Our job is to get between you and the agency and negotiate the most favorable resolution possible. If you’re tired of the letters, the fear, and the uncertainty, your Utah tax debt attorney is ready to represent you.
Call Utah's preferred local tax attorney now.
GET TAX HELP
Our Proven Process to Resolve Utah Tax Problems
STEP 1
Contact the Law Office of Jordan F. Wilcox
Reach out by phone or by filling out our online form. We gather basic information to make sure your case qualifies.
STEP 2
Free Consultation
We review your notices, tax history, and debt details. You’ll know exactly where you stand and what your options are.
STEP 3
Investigation & Compliance Review
We obtain IRS transcripts and identify any unfiled returns, penalties, exposure, and compliance issues that need to be addressed.
STEP 4
Power of Attorney & Representation
We file IRS Form 2848 immediately, authorizing us to represent you as your tax relief attorney. From this point, the IRS contacts us, not you.
STEP 5
Negotiation Strategy & Resolution
We pursue the best qualifying program for your case and reach a resolution where you know what was agreed to, what you owe, and how to stay compliant.
The IRS Can Take Action—But So Can We
IRS enforcement actions are serious, but they are governed by rules and procedures that can be legally challenged by your dedicated Utah tax lawyer.
- Collection Due Process (CDP) Hearings
- Currently Not Collectible Status
- Installment Agreements
- Levy and Garnishment Releases
- Offer in Compromise
- Revenue Officer Intervention
REAL RESULTS FOR REAL UTAH TAXPAYERS
Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Each case depends on its specific facts.
8 years of unfiled tax returns.
We turned the amount owed into an IRS refund.
Shane J. owed the IRS $62,000.
We settled it for $14,000.
Wife’s IRS debt: $75,000.
We negotiated down to $1,200.
$220,000 owed in unpaid payroll taxes.
We negotiated so that the IRS owed them $20,000.
Dan and Teresa faced $163,000 in IRS Liability.
We got it lowered to $18,000.
Tax liens blocked a contractor’s license.
We got them removed, license reinstated.
Why Utah Taxpayers Trust Jordan Wilcox
When you’re dealing with the IRS, working with a local tax debt attorney matters.
Jordan F. Wilcox stands ready to help with tax resolutions—not as a national tax relief mill, but as a Utah-based tax attorney who knows how the IRS operates in this state and what it takes to stop them.
From Salt Lake City to St. George, we’ve seen these cases hundreds of times. We know how they start, how the IRS operates, and how to resolve them.
While our office is in Layton, UT, we work with clients throughout Utah. We work by phone, in person, and remotely—whatever you need. Trust us to handle your case and give you the personalized attention and peace of mind you need.
Utah Tax Debt Attorney FAQ
When should I call a Utah tax attorney instead of the IRS?
Call a tax attorney before you call the IRS yourself. Anything you tell the IRS can be used in their case against you. A tax attorney can contact the IRS on your behalf, prevent you from inadvertently making your situation more complicated, and negotiate from a position of knowledge.
Do I need a tax attorney or a CPA for IRS problems in Utah?
It depends on the severity of your situation. A CPA (Certified Public Accountant) is the right choice for tax preparation, bookkeeping, and maximizing deductions. A tax attorney can help when you’re facing IRS enforcement: audits, levies, unfiled returns, criminal investigations, or significant tax debt. If you’ve already heard from the IRS, a tax relief attorney is almost always the better call.
Can a tax attorney stop the IRS from contacting me?
Yes. Once we file a Power of Attorney (IRS Form 2848), the IRS is legally required to direct all communication to our office rather than to you. Most clients find this to be one of the most immediate and meaningful forms of relief we provide.
What happens after I hire a tax attorney in Utah?
We file a Power of Attorney immediately. From that point, the IRS contacts us. We have a team of individuals in Layton, UT, ready to pull your transcripts, review all years in question, and build a strategy around your best available resolution: Offer in Compromise, installment agreement, audit appeals, penalty abatement, or another qualifying option. You’ll know exactly where your case stands at every stage.
How quickly can a tax attorney intervene with the IRS?
We can file a Power of Attorney and begin formal representation very quickly after you sign a contract with us. If you’re facing an imminent levy or wage garnishment, contact us immediately. Early intervention gives us more tools and more time to negotiate a favorable outcome.
What kinds of IRS cases does your firm not take?
We do not handle civil litigation, meaning we don’t sue CPAs, accountants, or other tax preparers on your behalf. We also do not represent “tax deniers,” or individuals who believe the IRS lacks legal authority to collect taxes. If you’re looking for legal representation for a documented IRS tax problem where you owe over $10,000, we’re likely a fit. If you’re not sure, call us.
Do you help Utah business owners with large tax debts?
Absolutely. Business tax cases, especially those involving payroll tax debt, Trust Fund Recovery Penalties, and multi-year non-compliance, are among the most serious IRS enforcement situations we handle. We work with Utah business owners to address both the business liability and any personal liability the IRS may try to assign.
Do Utah business owners face unique IRS risks?
Utah has a large concentration of small businesses and self-employed individuals, which means payroll tax issues, quarterly filing obligations, and sales tax compliance are especially common pressure points. Business owners who miss payroll tax deposits are at particular risk because the IRS can hold individuals personally liable, even if the business is the one that owes the debt.
Why does Utah context matter in IRS cases?
Utah state tax obligations interact with federal IRS issues in ways that can affect your overall resolution strategy. A Utah-based tax attorney understands both the state tax landscape and the federal enforcement patterns most common in this region. That local knowledge informs how we build your case.
How much does it cost to hire The Law Offices of Jordan F. Wilcox for IRS representation?
We offer transparent, competitive pricing with no hidden fees. During your free consultation, we'll clearly outline costs based on your case specifics. Learn more about our pricing.
GET TAX EXPERT HELP
Do you need tax help? Our IRS tax attorneys in Salt Lake City and Phoenix will review your tax problem and map a solution.
Schedule a Tax Attorney FREE Consultation (in person or over the phone).
TO SCHEDULE A FREE CONSULTATION, YOU MUST OWE THE IRS A MINIMUM OF $10,000. IF YOUR TAXES ARE UNFILED AND YOU’RE UNSURE OF THE EXACT AMOUNT BUT BELIEVE IT COULD BE AT LEAST $10,000, YOU ARE STILL ELIGIBLE.