Cotts Law
4639 Corona Dr #99, Corpus Christi, TX 78411
Cotts Law is a tax law firm in Corpus Christi, Texas, focused on resolving substantial federal tax debts and IRS disputes. The firm assists taxpayers throughout the United States with unpaid taxes, unfiled returns, IRS audits and notices, wage garnishments, bank levies, payroll tax problems, penalties, interest, and other collection concerns. Its practice is particularly focused on helping clients facing significant tax liabilities understand their options and address pressing IRS problems.
Cotts Law provides tax resolution services designed to bring clients into compliance and identify practical ways to manage outstanding liabilities. The firm reviews IRS and state tax accounts, determines amounts owed, identifies missing returns, and addresses unresolved compliance issues. Once the client’s tax situation is current, the firm can pursue installment agreements, settlements, penalty abatements, and other available forms of tax relief while handling communications and negotiations with taxing authorities.
Cotts Law follows a structured resolution process that begins with reviewing a client’s tax circumstances, financial concerns, and objectives. The firm then investigates the account, gathers relevant information, and works to correct outstanding filing or compliance matters. Its representation may involve negotiating with the IRS, responding to collection activity, addressing garnishments or levies, and developing longer-term strategies for taxpayers facing substantial balances or complicated enforcement issues.
Cotts Law brings more than 29 years of experience involving taxation, IRS disputes, litigation, accounting, and business law to its tax resolution practice. The firm emphasizes personalized representation rather than standardized solutions and continues to assist clients after resolution with maintaining tax compliance. By combining investigation, negotiation, and ongoing guidance, the firm helps taxpayers address IRS problems, reduce collection risks, protect their financial interests, and work toward greater financial stability.