This holiday season, the tradition of giving back to our San Diego community continues for Dallo Law Group. This season of giving, we are thrilled to have joined forces with the nonprofit organization, Soldiers' Angels. Year round, we try to remember the service of our veterans and do our bes...

All the members of the Dallo Law Group enthusiastically announce with the greatest delight that our Founder and Principal Attorney, Michael Dallo, has won the title of a 2020 Super Lawyers Rising Star, a title he has earned for the third year in a row. The meticulous se...

Over this past year, taxpayers and tax professionals have been steadily becoming acquainted with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).  In particular, rental real estate activity has moved under the spotlight with the enactment of these new tax rules and treatments. The looming question remai...

IRS Targets Crypto Investors Naturally, as with any income, crypto transactions have become a keen target for the IRS tax collectors.  Taxpayers have reported receiving a series of IRS “warning letters” going out to people who the agency believes have misreported their income from these exch...

When tax season is in full swing, chances are you are either a person anxiously awaiting a refund or you are among those in the population who owe the IRS.  The worse of the two is when you actually think you have paid enough into the IRS throughout the year, only to find out that in actuality, you...

How to Deal with IRS Revenue Officers If you owe back taxes to the IRS, your tax case may be assigned to an IRS Revenue Officer (RO).  Unlike IRS revenue agents who typically examine tax returns to determine if the correct tax liability was reported, IRS revenue officer are tasked with the collec...

The IRS has many ways to collect back taxes. Two of the most common tax collection methods are Federal tax liens and tax levies. The difference is a tax lien does not result in the IRS taking your property, which a levy does. You have the right to defend against the filing of a lien, as well as prev...

It may seem that there are few ways to settle your debts. Sometimes… not enough. However, it is not about using all your options, but about using the best one. It could be possible to negotiate your debts for a large discount. This can be done with an Offer in Compromise, also known as an ‘OIC�...

There are millions of taxpayers who file annual tax returns every year with the IRS.  Some of these individuals receive a refund, while a good many of the others find themselves owing money to the United States government.  Among those that owe, there will always be a percentage that will be unabl...