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Attorney Richard Rice of The Rice Law Firm, LLC recently secured a not guilty verdict in a recent trial. Attorney Rice’s client, the owner of a warehouse and commercial business, was arrested and charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 30 kg oh heroin and 200 kg of methamphetamine. The government argued that Attorney Rice’s client was involved in negotiations with an ...
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The Rice Law Firm, LLC Forfeiture attorneys have forced the Government to return millions of dollars in cash and property. The Forfeiture Attorneys at The Rice Law Firm have successfully fought judicial forfeiture proceedings, administrative forfeiture proceedings, and seizure warrants. The Forfeiture Attorneys at The Rice Law Firm can save you and your company from financial devastation.
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The Civil Litigation Team at The Rice Law Firm, LLC is comprised of lawyers trained at the finest law schools who learned their profession at some of the Nation’s most prestigious law firms. The Rice Law Firm, LLC brings decades of experience to representing you or your business in a manner that maximizes results and minimizes costs.
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The Tax Law Team at The Rice Law Firm, LLC includes experienced Tax Attorneys, a former Federal Prosecutor and Assistance United States Attorney, as well as former IRS Special Agents and Revenue Agents that are associated for specific cases. The Tax Attorneys at The Rice Law Firm can assist you in all tax matters, including audits, removing garnishments or levy, officers in compromise, penalty ...
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The Criminal Defense Team at The Rice Law Firm, LLC includes former Federal Prosecutor Richard Rice, formerly an Assistant United States Attorney and Trial Attorney with The Special Litigation Section of the United States Department of Justice. When you or your company is under investigation or being prosecuted, you need this “inside” knowledge and experience to give you every legal, factual, and ...
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IRS tax debt expires after the ten-year statute of limitations expires after assessment. However, a number of events may toll the statute, pausing it, and in some cases adding time to it. The date upon which the taxes will expire is called the Collection Status Expiration Date (CSED). The first step in analyzing when tax debt will expire is finding the latest assessment date. For most taxpayers, ...
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Taxpayers often raise questions about how Currently Not Collectible Status works. How do I qualify? How long does it last? Will my tax debts expire at some point if I am in CNC status? As with most IRS issues, the answers are not entirely black and white. A taxpayer qualifies for CNC status when the taxpayer’s reasonable expenses exceed or equal the taxpayer’s income, and when the taxpayer does ...
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