Technology · A Modern Tax Practice
Why hire a tax attorney who works like it's 2026?
Because you're paying for judgment, not keystrokes.Tax resolution is drowning in paperwork — transcripts, notices, financial statements, deadlines. I built my practice so software carries that load and AI accelerates the rest, with a licensed attorney making every decision that matters.
| TC 971 | Notice issued — identified & calendared | Auto |
| TC 480 | Offer in Compromise pending — collection hold | ✓ |
| TC 582 | Lien indicator — release tracked | Watching |
| CSED | Collection statute recomputed monthly | Current |
The Stack
What runs on software. What runs on me.
Six pieces of the practice are systematized. None of them replaces legal judgment — they clear the way for it.
Electronic transcript access
Once you sign Form 2848, I pull your complete IRS account electronically and keep monitoring it. New balances, notices, and collection actions show up as alerts on my desk — often before the letter reaches your mailbox.
Deadline automation
Every IRS notice type carries its own response window, and blowing one can cost you appeal rights. Each notice in your case is identified and its deadline calendared with reminders the day it arrives. Nothing rides on a sticky note.
Drafting & analysis
AI accelerates first drafts, organizes financial records, and cross-checks numbers across a filing package. I review, revise, and sign everything — the same way a partner reviews an associate's draft, minus the associate's billable hours.
Digital intake
Financial disclosure is the heart of every resolution. You upload documents through an encrypted portal and answer structured questions once — and that data flows into your Form 433 instead of being retyped from a fax.
Resolution comparison
Your financials get run through the IRS's own national and local standards, and I model an Offer, an installment agreement, and CNC status side by side. You see the realistic outcomes before choosing a path — not after.
Signatures without stamps
Powers of attorney, fee agreements, and filings are signed electronically wherever the IRS permits. Your case starts moving the day we talk, not the week the mail clears.
The Fine Print, In Plain English
What AI does — and what it will never do.
It never decides. Which resolution to pursue, what to disclose, how to argue your case — those are attorney judgments, and they're mine alone.
It never files. Every document that goes to the IRS is reviewed and signed by me, personally, as your counsel of record.
It never compromises confidentiality. Your information stays inside encrypted, access-controlled systems under the same attorney-client privilege as everything else in your file. No client data trains anyone's public model.
What it does do is erase the routine hours a traditional firm bills at attorney rates. That efficiency is exactly why I can publish flat fees and keep them where they are.
| Strategy | Attorney | Always |
| Negotiation | Attorney | Always |
| Final documents | Attorney-signed | Always |
| Data entry, drafts, monitoring | Software + AI | Supervised |
Start with a free 30-minute scheduled phone consultation,
followed by a 30-minute free video or Portsmouth, NH office consultation.
For your convenience, Attorney Clarke is willing to travel to a Regus satellite office in Nashua, Bedford, Manchester, and Concord, NH, or to a Regus office in Boston, Bedford, Peabody, Wakefield and Lawrence, MA, to discuss your case in person.
If you live outside NH and MA, Attorney Clarke can still represent you before the IRS under federal practice rules. In this case, all meetings can be held through phone or video conferencing.
Book a consultation Flat fees quoted up front · Licensed in New Hampshire & MassachusettsOur Secure Platform
Your tax file is the most sensitive document you own. Here’s exactly where it lives.
This practice runs its client intake and case files on Clio, the leading secure legal practice platform. That architecture determines — and limits — where your information can go. This website stores nothing about you: the secure intake form sends your answers directly from your browser to the firm’s encrypted Clio system, and there is no database here for an attacker to steal.
The firm’s secure Clio system
Your evaluation, documents, and case file are encrypted in transit and at rest on Clio’s platform — one professionally-defended system, not scattered across email inboxes and websites.
Only who you consent to
Your information is released to this practice only after you sign a written consent under Internal Revenue Code §7216 — the federal law governing tax information disclosure. You can revoke it at any time.
An audited dashboard
Attorney Clarke reviews your file inside a dashboard that requires multi-factor authentication and logs every access. Case notifications sent by email contain no personal details — ever.
Where Your Information Goes
Your tax file never touches this website — here’s its actual path
You complete the secure intake form
A guided questionnaire about your tax debt, filed directly into the firm’s secure case system — encrypted in transit and at rest, with your written consent controlling who sees it.
The firm gets a no-data alert
Notifications carry only case type, balance band, and a file ID. No name, no SSN, no documents — nothing sensitive ever travels by email.
Your case is reviewed before you meet
Attorney Clarke reviews your full evaluation inside the audited dashboard before your consultation — so the first meeting starts with analysis, not paperwork.
Does the platform decide my case strategy?
What exactly does the §7216 consent cover?
Why not just email my documents?
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