Description
Attorney Groth represents clients who have tax problems with federal and state governments. He represents individual and business clients in state and IRS income and sales tax audits, and negotiates favorable payment arrangements for tax debts which are not in dispute. Attorney Groth realizes that no two tax problems are exactly the same, and he makes every effort to ensure that taxing authorities see his clients as people and not just a source of funds. Whether a tax issue is complex or straight-forward, Attorney Groth is vigilant in ensuring that his clients are provided the due process they are entitled to by law. In addition to fighting tax assessments at the audit level, and negotiating settlements of undisputed tax debts, he seeks out penalty abatements for his clients, and works to have bank and wage levies released when forced collection is causing his clients hardship. Attorney Groth believes that it is unfair for one taxpayer to be stuck with another’s tax bill, so he seeks innocent spouse relief for clients who qualify and takes the IRS and DRS to task when they attempt to hold individuals responsible for business tax liabilities.
In addition to representing clients in tax matters, Attorney Groth consults with clients who wish to reduce their individual and business income tax burdens within the confines of the law through proper planning and appropriate characterization of different items of income and expense. He works with clients to make sure that they have appropriate estate plans and business plans that minimize risk and achieve each client’s desired result. He represents estates of decedents in Connecticut probate courts.
Attorney Groth graduated from Stonehill College with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and a Minor in Business Administration. After College, while working for Bank of America, he decided that he wanted to sit across a desk from clients instead of “customers.” He left the bank to earn his Juris Doctor from Quinnipiac Univer
In addition to representing clients in tax matters, Attorney Groth consults with clients who wish to reduce their individual and business income tax burdens within the confines of the law through proper planning and appropriate characterization of different items of income and expense. He works with clients to make sure that they have appropriate estate plans and business plans that minimize risk and achieve each client’s desired result. He represents estates of decedents in Connecticut probate courts.
Attorney Groth graduated from Stonehill College with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and a Minor in Business Administration. After College, while working for Bank of America, he decided that he wanted to sit across a desk from clients instead of “customers.” He left the bank to earn his Juris Doctor from Quinnipiac Univer
