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Through July 31st we have saved our clients $6,806,737 in IRS and LDR payments.

Tuesday, May 31st we are moving our Baton Rouge office to 8888 Jefferson Highway. This new location at the corner of Jefferson Hwy. and Drusilla Lane has easy access from I-12, offers plenty of free parking, and is more centrally located to assist our Baton Rouge clients.

Wow! We have already surpassed 100 referrals this year! We are grateful to our clients, CPA’s, and fellow attorneys who refer their clients, friends, and family to us. We truly enjoy helping people fix their tax problems, and we appreciate the privilege to help every person you send our way.

When it comes to tax collections state policymakers are constantly faced with hard choices about what’s fair and effective for collecting taxes from fellow citizens. These tough decisions become complicated when you’re talking about collecting overdue tax bills. One “interesting” measure our legislature has deemed appropriate for getting the attention of Louisiana taxpayers who owe back taxes is the suspension of driver’s licenses.

You’re recently divorced and finally getting your life back together — ready to move out of the apartment you’ve been living in with your kids into a home with a yard. After touring dozens of homes with your Realtor, you finally find the perfect home. The Realtor perfects the purchase agreement and the loan application is submitted to the mortgage company. But, then the “elephant” emerges. When the mortgage company pulls your credit report, you discover for the first time that the IRS filed a notice of federal tax lien three years ago in your ex-husband’s name.

If you owe the IRS more than $50,000, there's a chance your passport could be suspended. Find out more about this new law here.

Cary Bryson, co-founder of Bryson Law Firm, L.L.C., was recently featured on Studio 6 to explain why you should choose a local attorney instead of a national company. 

Do you have Louisiana State tax issues? You'll want the inside scoop on the Tax Amnesty the state is offering for ONE MONTH only!

You're finally ready to face your tax problems head on--but the amount you owe has INCREASED due to penalties and interest. What now? Dont worry....You DO have options.

Here in Louisiana, we pride ouselves on our local businesses. But how does someone start a small business? Where do you even begin? David Bordelon gives us a few great tips for those who want to start their own small business.