Robert V Boeshaar, Attorney at Law, LLM, PLLC

06/11/2026

Most IRS notices are just informing you that there is an amount due. Even if there is a due date, usually there are no immediate consequences for failing to pay by that date. In fact, there are options available if you are unable to pay the taxes. You may be able to reduce the amount owed, qualify for a hardship, or for a payment plan.

Do you want a plan that allows you to deal with your back taxes and puts you back in control? Click the link below for a FREE consultation to find out how we can help you:

https://boeshaarlaw.com/contact-us/

06/09/2026

We’re honored to share that Robert V. Boeshaar has been nominated for the Best in the PNW award in the Tax Law category!

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06/08/2026

Some people try to fight the IRS with arguments that lack a legal basis, and the consequences are serious. The IRS explicitly warns against this. Disagreeing with the IRS doesn't make you wrong, but how you respond makes all the difference. Continue reading:

Disagreeing with the IRS doesn’t make you wrong, but how you respond makes all the difference. Whether you’ve received a notice from an audit, a proposed penalty, or an underpayment claim, you have...

06/05/2026

The IRS’s new tech isn’t scanning blindly. It’s designed to prioritize high-risk profiles, including:

✅ High-income individuals, particularly those earning over $400,000
✅ Small businesses with inconsistent or incomplete 1099 reporting
✅ Taxpayers with lifestyle changes , such as new luxury purchases or large expenses that don’t align with reported income

⚠️ Even without direct evidence of fraud, these inconsistencies can flag a return for deeper review.

Read more here: https://www.boeshaarlaw.com/blogs/ai-meets-irs--how-data-analytics-are-changing-audits

06/03/2026

We hear from individuals like you every day who have to deal with IRS collection issues. We can assure you that there is no tax debt too large or too complicated for us to help you. We invite you to schedule a private consultation to learn your options:

📞 206-984-3739
📩 [email protected]

06/01/2026

You may qualify to make monthly payments which could reduce the amount of penalties & fees you owe. Contact our office to find out if you qualify for an Installment Agreement:

Phone: (206) 984-3739
Email: [email protected]

05/28/2026

A federal tax lien can have terrible implications. It's public record and lenders can see it. If you've been sent a letter from the IRS regarding a lien, you may have options. To schedule a consultation to discuss your options, call us at at (206) 984-3739 or email us at [email protected]

05/26/2026

If your spouse (or ex-spouse) made tax mistakes that you didn’t know about, you may not have to be held responsible. Innocent Spouse Relief is an IRS program that can protect you from paying tax, interest, or penalties related to your spouse’s errors on a joint return. This includes cases involving unreported income or incorrect deductions. Each situation is unique, and strict eligibility requirements apply.

Download our free guide to learn more about how to qualify for Innocent Spouse Relief: https://mailchi.mp/29194c34c0c7/innocentspouserelief

05/21/2026

Do I qualify for an Offer in Compromise? An Offer in Compromise is not based on what you owe, it's based on what you're able to pay. We have free resources on our website that can help you to determine whether or not you qualify for an Offer in Compromise. Visit: https://www.boeshaarlaw.com/offers-in-compromise to learn more. To schedule a consultation to discuss your options, call us at at (206) 984-3739 or email us at [email protected]

05/19/2026

You may qualify for the “Currently Not Collectible” program if you are facing economic hardships while also experiencing IRS collections actions. For example:

👉Loss of Employment
👉Significant Decrease in Pay
👉Serious Illness (typically causing the inability to work)
👉Inability to meet other necessary monthly expenses
👉Access to limited assets and equity that could be used to pay the debt

Find out if you qualify for the "Currently Not Collectible" program schedule a private consultation with us today:
📞 206-984-3739
📩 [email protected]