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Weisberg Kainen Mark is a Miami law firm comprised of a team of attorneys practicing in two specialized areas of law, tax law and criminal law.

Weisberg Kainen Mark is a Miami law firm comprised of a team of attorneys practicing in two specialized areas of law, tax law and criminal law, with a tireless commitment to providing clients with effective service. Ably handling charges ranging from tax evasion and mail fraud to grand theft, we bring a level of legal acumen that has garnered for us the support of the South Florida legal community

. The attorneys at Weisberg and Kainen bring years of experience, education, and legal know-how to the practice of law in South Florida. Weisberg and Kainen combines two distinct areas of legal practice tax law and criminal law. Our tax practice is comprehensive, covering tax litigation, complex or problematic audits, and employment taxes. Our criminal practice is concerned with representing those charged with fraud, tax evasion, money laundering, and various other tax and white collar crimes.

07/29/2026

A tax extension can give extra time to submit the return. Payment obligations still trace back to the original deadline.

That gap can affect interest, penalties, and payment options. The key takeaway: an extension should come with a payment plan, even when the full amount isn’t available.

Read our blog for the full breakdown. https://wkm-law.com/didnt-get-to-your-taxes-before-the-deadline-request-an-extension-before-penalties-climb/
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07/28/2026

Offshore accounts need careful records before anyone responds to the government.

Account ownership, signature authority, FBAR history, foreign entities, source of funds, and prior CPA communications can all affect the case analysis.

Our newsletter shares practical updates on tax controversy and financial-crime defense. Sign up to get them sent straight to your inbox.
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https://wkm-law.com/newsletter/

07/27/2026

Some work gets harder the longer it stays abstract.

The first finished piece can change the rest of the day: an email sent, a page drafted, an appointment made, a stack cleared.

Progress can be small and practical. It still counts.
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07/23/2026

Tax controversy work becomes less chaotic when the documents are in one place.

IRS notices, transcripts, proof of payments, payroll records, bank statements, and call logs each tell part of the story.

Our “Seven Steps” resource helps readers organize the first review without guessing at the IRS’s position.
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https://wkm-law.com/free-resource-2/

07/22/2026

After a federal search warrant, getting organized helps.

Devices may be seized.
Employees may be contacted.
Bank and tax records may be copied.
Privilege issues may need immediate attention.

The next steps should match the warrant, the inventory, and the people involved. Read our blog for more on tax and financial-crime search warrants.
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https://wkm-law.com/what-happens-after-a-federal-search-warrant-in-a-tax-or-financial-crime-case/

07/21/2026

Payroll-tax exposure doesn’t belong only to owners.

Signature authority, control over vendor payments, and access to payroll decisions can all become part of the IRS review.

That’s why clean internal records help CPAs, lawyers, and business owners ask better questions. WKM’s newsletter covers tax-defense issues that matter to you.
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https://wkm-law.com/newsletter/

07/20/2026

In tax and financial-crime cases, early facts can shape the defense:

- Prior IRS notices
- Bank records
- Payroll deposits
- Accountant communications
- Missed deadlines.

A private discussion with our team can sort what needs attention first, including civil exposure and criminal-risk indicators.

For a confidential conversation, call 305-374-5544.
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https://wkm-law.com/contact/

07/17/2026

One plea-deal question should get careful attention:

Which facts are being admitted, and which penalties stay in play?

A plea agreement can affect restitution, sentencing exposure, tax balances, professional licensing, and immigration review in some cases. Our video explains key pros and cons.
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https://wkm-law.com/video/what-are-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-plea-deal/

07/16/2026

IRS contact can arrive through a letter, summons, interview request, Revenue Officer visit, or IRS-CI inquiry.

Each one deserves a careful response. Guessing, oversharing, or sending records without review can create problems that were avoidable.

WKM’s free resource, “When the IRS Comes Knocking,” offers a practical first look.
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https://wkm-law.com/free-resource/

07/15/2026

Payroll tax debt can reach a business owner personally through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. The IRS may look at who had authority over payroll, checks, deposits, and vendor payments when withheld taxes went unpaid.

That review can include owners, officers, managers, and financial staff. Our blog post explains how personal exposure can arise in payroll tax cases.
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https://wkm-law.com/what-is-the-trust-fund-recovery-penalty-and-why-are-business-owners-personally-on-the-hook/

Address

100 SE 2nd Street, Suite 2222
Miami, FL
33131

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+13053745544

Website

http://www.weisbergandkainen.com/

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