Andrew Bosserman

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About Andrew Bosserman

I’m Andrew Bosserman, a former IRS agent, CPA, and IRS Defense Attorney based in Charlotte, North Carolina. With more than 15 years of experience in tax law and IRS disputes, I help business owners confidently handle audits, penalties, investigations, and complex tax controversies. Having worked inside the IRS, I understand how the agency operates and what it looks for during audits and enforcement actions. My approach combines legal strategy with practical financial expertise to protect businesses and resolve tax issues efficiently. Through Boss Tax Law, I help entrepreneurs across all 50 states defend their businesses, reduce stress, and move forward with confidence.

When Do You Need a Tax Attorney?

Andrew Bosserman15 Sep, 2026Legal

CPAs handle compliance well, but tax controversy is different. As a former IRS agent turned tax controversy attorney, I walk through the red flags that mean a business owner or their CPA should bring in an attorney, including fraud penalties of 75% on top of the underpayment, offshore accounts where willful penalties can reach 50% of the account value a year, and IRS summonses.

The Power of Strategic Preparation in Tax Resolution

Andrew Bosserman15 Sep, 2026Legal

Why hiring a tax professional costs more than the few hours of a meeting or court appearance suggest. Like the line attributed to Abraham Lincoln about sharpening the axe, the real work in tax resolution is preparation: legal research, financial analysis and strategy for an IRS appeal or hearing, done long before anyone walks into the room.

Why I Founded Boss Tax Law

Andrew Bosserman15 Sep, 2026Legal

I worked as an IRS agent, prepared hundreds of returns as a CPA and owned a business myself. Then I noticed the gap: when business owners faced an audit, most accountants had no courtroom experience and most lawyers did not understand the numbers. That is why I founded Boss Tax Law, to help business owners in disputes with the IRS and state tax authorities.