Anthony Parent, tax resolution lawyer, has signed a publishing deal with CelebrityPress, a leading book publishing company, along with other leading legal experts to release “Protect and Defend: Proven Strategies from America’s Leading Attorneys to help you Protect and Defend Your Business, Family and Wealth.”

Wallingford, Conn. – April 22, 2012 – Anthony Parent, founder of IRS Medic, has joined a select group of America’s leading attorneys to co-write the forthcoming book titled, “Protect and Defend: Proven Strategies from America’s Leading Attorneys to help you Protect and Defend Your Business, Family and Wealth.” Nick Nanton, Esq. along with business partner, JW Dicks, Esq., recently signed a publishing deal with each of these authors to contribute their expertise to the book, which will be released under their CelebrityPress™ label.

Anthony Parent is the founder of IRSMedic, and managing partner of Parent & Parent LLP, a boutique tax law firm dedicated to working with those with IRS issues and disputes. He is routinely quoted on tax issues in the local and national media, mostly recently in the Wall Street Journal, Smartmoney.com, Wall Street radio, Fox CT and the Hartford Business Journal. He has developed streamlined tax solving systems to ensure the optimum result each and every time.

The forthcoming book, Protect and Defend: Proven Strategies from America’s Leading Attorneys to help you Protect and Defend Your Business, Family and Wealth, will feature strategies from some of America’s leading legal minds to help businesses and families navigate the often cumbersome nature of the today’s legal system.  Some of the topics covered include how to keep your house from foreclosure, offering compromise with the IRS, veteran’s benefits, alcohol related cases, injury settlements, health insurance, asset protection for the middle class, and much more. The book is tentatively scheduled to be available in the summer of 2012.

To learn more about IRS Medic, please visit http://www.IRSMedic.com

More about Anthony Parent:

Anthony works primarily on cases involving difficult tax problems. His day-to-day practice includes:

• Audit representation
• Bankruptcy consultation and filings
• Tax refund claims
• Comprehensive solutions for those who cannot pay their back taxes
• Offshore Bank Account disclosure 

Anthony’s academic credentials include:

• J.D. – Quinnipiac University School of Law

• Internship – Marty Zeldis, Esq. of the Connecticut Public Defenders Appellate Division
• Awarded CATIC (Connecticut Association of Title Insurance Co.) award for Real

Estate Law academic achievement

• B.S., Finance – Southern Connecticut State University

• Managing Editor of the Southern News
• Legislative Intern for James A. Amann, Insurance Committee co-chair

His professional qualifications include:

• Admitted to US Tax Court
• Admitted in Vermont
• Admitted in Connecticut
• Active in:

• American Society of Tax Problem Solvers
• Conn Society of CPAs
• New Haven Bar Association
• Connecticut Bar Association

 About Celebrity Press™:

Celebrity Press™ is a leading business, health and wellness book publisher that publishes books from thought leaders around the world. Celebrity Press™ has published books alongside Jack Canfield, Brian Tracy, Dan Kennedy, Dr. Ivan Misner, Robert Allen and many of the biggest experts across diverse fields. CelebrityPress™ has helped launch over 500 best-selling authors to date. 

If you’d like to learn more about Celebrity Press™ or to see if we’re a good fit for your book project, please visit http://www.celebritypresspublishing.com/contact-us

Anthony Parent, tax resolution lawyer, was recently featured in USA Today as well as major online media outlets, including Yahoo!Finance, Morningstar, CNBC, MarketWatch and many others.

Wallingford, Conn. – April 20, 2012 – Anthony Parent, founder of IRS Medic, was recently featured in USA Today with other leading tax professionals from around the world as one of “America’s PremiereTaxPros™.” A feature story about Anthony Parent was also recently seen on the online home pages of major publications such as Yahoo! Finance, CNBC, The Boston Globe, The Miami Herald, Morningstar, Los Angeles Daily News and MarketWatch, among many others.

In the USA Today feature, each tax professional was asked for their top tax tips.  Anthony Parent replied, “Being at the mercy of the IRS can be one of the most painful experiences of your entire life. Never underestimate the IRS’ power to turn your world upside down. Always file your tax returns, even if you owe money, especially if you owe money. And understand only you can take away your constitutional right to have a lawyer represent you, never the IRS.”  

Anthony Parent is the founder of IRSMedic, and managing partner of Parent & Parent LLP, a boutique tax law firm dedicated to working with those with  IRS issues and disputes. He is routinely quoted on tax issues in the local and national media, mostly recently in the Wall Street Journal, Smartmoney.com, Wall Street radio, Fox CT and the Hartford Business Journal. He has developed streamlined tax solving systems to ensure the optimum result each and every time.

To read the full feature story about Anthony Parent, as seen on CNBC, Morningstar, CBS MoneyWatch, The Houston Chronicle and others, please visit http://www.irsmedic.com/2011/12/07/irs-medic-breaking-tradition/

To learn more about IRS Medic, please visit http://www.IRSMedic.com

More about Anthony Parent:

Anthony works primarily on cases involving difficult tax problems. His day-to-day practice includes 

• Audit representation
• Bankruptcy consultation and filings
• Tax refund claims
• Comprehensive solutions for those who cannot pay their back taxes
• Offshore Bank Account disclosure

Anthony’s academic credentials include:

• J.D. – Quinnipiac University School of Law

• Internship – Marty Zeldis, Esq. of the Connecticut Public Defenders Appellate Division
• Awarded CATIC (Connecticut Association of Title Insurance Co.) award for Real

Estate Law academic achievement

• B.S., Finance – Southern Connecticut State University

• Managing Editor of the Southern News
• Legislative Intern for James A. Amann, Insurance Committee co-chair

His professional qualifications include:

• Admitted to US Tax Court
• Admitted in Vermont
• Admitted in Connecticut
• Active in:

• American Society of Tax Problem Solvers
• Conn Society of CPAs
• New Haven Bar Association
• Connecticut Bar Association

Anthony R. Parent, Esq. of Parent & Parent LLP warns taxpayers about properly disclosing offshore accounts.

WALLINGFORD, CONN. – The Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative (OVDI) is the Internal Revenue Service program offering a chance for taxpayers to declare foreign income and assets, pay a penalty, and avoid criminal prosecution.

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Anthony Parent, tax resolution lawyer, publishes a new blog discussing the recent reduction in IRS collection personnel, and how it will affect taxpayers.

Wallingford, Conn. – December 26, 2011 – Anthony Parent, founder of IRS Medic, recently wrote an article explaining how recent cuts in collection personnel at the IRS is affecting taxpayers. In this article, found on his website http://www.IRSMedic.com, titled “Dealing with a short-staffed IRS”, Mr. Parent explains why the reduction in collection personnel is not necessarily a good thing for taxpayers, and the only way to use the IRS’ overburdened collection force to best advantage.
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As taxpayers face another April 15, there’s a good reason to be confused. With mixed message coming from the IRS on a daily basis, many don’t know which to believe. On one hand they hear the IRS is “nicer” because it’s now allowing taxpayers with federal tax liens to get them withdrawn and offering simplified installments and compromises to those who owe outstanding taxes. But on the other hand, the IRS is “meaner”. It sends out messages about being more heavy handed on employers who fail to make payroll deposits and has become increasingly punitive regarding off-shore investors who have been hiding income.
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WALLINGFORD, CT, Mar. 8, 2011 — There have been earth shaking, significant changes to the off-shore tax climate for the American investor. The IRS is offering a new deal to taxpayer with unreported income. Those trying to make sense of the shift, would be well-advised to think of what is happening as a hurricane that has just begun to make landfall on low-lying island, according to tax resolution attorney, Anthony Parent.

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WALLINGFORD, CT, Mar. 8, 2001 – IRS Medic recently moved to larger offices due to its rapidly expanding practice. The tax resolution law firm is now located at 144 South Main Street, Wallingford in a historic building. The move doubles the size of the firm’s office space to 5500 square feet.

It comes after five years in offices on Center Street in Wallingford. “We simply outgrew the space we were renting as our practice continued to develop,” says IRS Medic founder, Anthony Parent. The firm now owns the building that houses its offices. “It is an unfortunate truth today that more and more people need our services as the IRS becomes more aggressive, the ranks of its enforcement agents escalate and the economy takes its toll on tax payers. In addition, the IRS has stepped up its pursuit of those with overseas investments, which is the reason we recently opened an additional office in Switzerland.” The firm also has offices in Farmington and Norwalk, CT.

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WALLINGFORD, CT, Aug. 16, 2010 – If Nicholas Cage, Pamela Anderson and Wesley Snipes can get away without paying their income taxes, why should the IRS come after you?

“What people don’t understand is that all these celebs are far from getting away with their tax debts. Cage is still very much on the hook for his $14 million tax debt; Pamela Anderson has a lien on her house and Wesley Snipes just lost his appeal of a three-year prison sentence. The IRS will go after anyone who owes back taxes,” says tax resolution attorney Anthony Parent. “So why would you even consider trying to bullet- proof yourself if you owe taxes? Read More…

WALLINGFORD, CT, July 22, 2010 – Advisors working with clients who are sophisticated investors need to let them know that that they could be in the sights of the IRS. This is especially true if those clients are invested with HSBC because it looks like the IRS has picked them as its next target. “This may very well be the UBS situation all over again, and it has the potential to be worse,” warns Anthony Parent, founder of IRS Medic in Wallingford, CT. This legal practice works with advisors and clients to resolve tough tax problems for businesses and individuals in the US and overseas.

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WALLINGFORD, CT, May 28, 2010 — This could be the ultimate Father’s Day story. This father/son team graduated law school together, practices law together and still manages to enjoy each other’s company every day. The two attorneys are principles in IRS Medic at Parent & Parent, a Wallingford, CT-based practice of tax attorneys that works to resolve tough tax problems for businesses and individuals. They didn’t start out to be law partners, but looking at it today, it looks like this was destined to happen.

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