About Gregory C. McCarthy — Tax Law Doylestown Pennsylvania

Gregory C. McCarthy is a tax law Doylestown residents and Bucks County businesses turn to for serious IRS disputes. McCarthy is a former IRS Criminal Investigator from the Criminal Investigation Division, which gives him first-hand insight into how the federal government builds tax cases. The office is located at 87 North Broad Street in Doylestown.

The firm handles criminal tax matters, U.S. Tax Court litigation, and federal district court tax cases. Additionally, McCarthy works on IRS bankruptcy discharge issues, trust fund recovery penalties, bank and wage levies, innocent spouse claims, and payroll tax disputes. As a result, Bucks County clients facing IRS pressure get aggressive, experience-driven representation.

What Clients Say

Clients describe McCarthy as direct, accessible, and willing to take calls personally. Reviewers consistently note the value of his IRS background when negotiating with revenue officers. Many also highlight free initial consultations and Zoom meetings as a convenience for clients across the Philadelphia suburbs.

Tax Law Doylestown — Practice Areas & Services

• Criminal tax cases, including grand jury and indictment defense.
• U.S. Tax Court litigation and federal district court tax disputes.
• Trust fund recovery penalties and payroll tax matters.
• Bank levies, wage garnishments, and tax liens in Bucks County.
• Innocent spouse relief and IRS whistleblower cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a civil and criminal IRS investigation?

A civil audit focuses on tax owed and penalties. A criminal investigation can lead to indictment and prison time. Hiring counsel early — ideally before the IRS interviews you — can shift a case from criminal to civil.

Where is U.S. Tax Court for Doylestown taxpayers?

U.S. Tax Court trial sessions are held in Philadelphia for Bucks County taxpayers. The court travels on a calendar set in Washington, D.C. Cases can also resolve via IRS Appeals before reaching trial.

Can a tax attorney help discharge IRS debt in bankruptcy?

Some older income taxes can be discharged in Chapter 7 if specific timing rules are met. Trust fund taxes and recent assessments generally cannot be discharged. A tax attorney can map out which years qualify.