Harrisburg, PA

2225 Sycamore St Suite 755, Harrisburg, PA 17111
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Contact Information

Email: info@askfrost.com
Phone: (717) 251-5029
Fax: (888) 235-8405

Hours of Operation

Available 24/7 | In-Office By Appointment Only

Our law firm is located in the heart of Harrisburg, the state capital of Pennsylvania. Our office location gives us the advantage of staying close to the Pennsylvania state government agencies and their offices. Established in 2011, Frost Law has been serving clients in Harrisburg, all over the country, and abroad.

Our attorneys are specialized in tax, business, estate planning, and litigation law. Our legal team also has certified financial planners, certified public accountants, enrolled agents, international tax professionals, and other professionals. We also have offices in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Florida.

Parking

Parking near the office building

Nearby Locations

  • Faulkner Hyundai
  • Faulkner Honda Harrisburg
  • J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc.

Driving Directions

From I-83 (1.7 mi)
  1. Head east on I-83 N (0.7 mi)
  2. Take exit 45 toward S 32nd St (0.1 mi)
  3. Continue onto S 32nd St (0.1 mi)
  4. Turn right onto Paxton St, and pass by McDonald's on the left (0.3 mi)
  5. Turn left onto S 28th St (486 ft)
  6. Turn right onto PA-441 N and our office will be on the left (0.3 mi)
From I-283 (3.5 mi)
  1. Take I-283 S to PA-441 N. Take exit 2 from I-283 S (0.8 mi)
  2. Head south on I-283 S (0.5 mi)
  3. Take exit 2 to merge onto PA-441 N toward Swatara (0.3 mi)
  4. Take Chambers Hill Rd to PA-441 N (2.7 mi)
  5. Merge onto PA-441 N (180 ft)
  6. Turn right onto Eisenhower Blvd (0.4 mi)
  7. Turn left onto the ramp to Chambers Hill/Steelton (0.2 mi)
  8. Turn left onto Chambers Hill Rd (0.7 mi)
  9. Turn right onto PA-441 N. Pass by Candlewood Suites Harrisburg - Hershey (1.1 mi)
  10. Turn left to stay on PA-441 N and our office will be on the left (0.3 mi)

Harrisburg Tax Attorney

Frost Law's Harrisburg, PA office serves the surrounding area with a team of tax, business, and estate attorneys, supported by accountants and other professionals. Below, you can read more about some of the practice areas handled here, including IRS tax issues, tax credits, and business support, among other tax matters. For questions or to schedule a confidential consultation with a Harrisburg tax lawyer or other professional, please contact us.

IRS Audits and Appeals, Liens and Levies, Litigation

An IRS audit is often just a request for records at first, but it can turn into something more involved once a reviewer raises a question about what's been filed. A tax attorney in Harrisburg, PA can respond to that request, push back on findings that don't check out, and take the case to appeals if it doesn't resolve favorably.

It's important to respond to IRS audit letters. Left unresolved, a balance can escalate into liens and levies. A lien attaches to your property and can follow you for years, while a levy reaches directly into a bank account or paycheck. We work to negotiate a lien's release, challenge a levy before it's enforced, or address one already on file.

If a dispute can't be settled through an audit or appeal, it sometimes moves into litigation, whether that's the U.S. Tax Court or a federal refund suit after the tax has been paid. Since litigation tends to run longer and cost more than resolving things administratively, we weigh how likely a case is to settle before recommending it.

Equity Transactions

Transactions involving equity carry tax consequences that depend heavily on how the deal is structured. That includes issuing new shares, transferring ownership interests, or restructuring how a business is held. We review these transactions before they close, since the way an equity interest is transferred can significantly change what's owed by both the business and the individuals involved.

Tax Credits

Frost Law helps businesses find tax credits that they didn't know existed. One example is the Research and Development Tax Credit, which exists to reward businesses for qualifying innovation. Plenty of eligible companies never file for them simply because they assume their work doesn't count as research. Software development, product testing, and process improvements can all qualify under the right circumstances, and a Harrisburg tax attorney can review a business's actual work against that standard before a filing deadline passes.

Opportunity Zone Tax Benefits work on a different premise, rewarding investment in designated communities rather than a specific type of business activity. Capital gains reinvested into a Qualified Opportunity Fund can be deferred, and in some cases reduced further, but only if the investment satisfies specific holding periods and reinvestment rules.

The Employee Retention Credit drew enormous attention when it launched, and many businesses that filed claims are still waiting on IRS review or dealing with amounts the IRS has disallowed. We can review whether an original claim was properly supported, and if the IRS has flagged or denied it, help map out the strongest path forward.

Beyond these, a range of federal, state, and local credits exist that businesses often qualify for without realizing it, from energy efficiency incentives to credits tied to hiring in certain areas. The risk with these lesser-known credits usually isn't eligibility so much as documentation, since a credit claimed without the paperwork to back it up can turn into an audit liability rather than the savings it was meant to provide.

Business Support

Businesses that need outside general counsel, without the overhead of hiring someone in-house, regularly turn to our Harrisburg team. Our support spans deal advisory work, debt-versus-equity classification, constructive dividend issues, and employer policy drafting for businesses across the region. We also help with contracts, reviewing and drafting agreements with an eye toward the legal and tax consequences buried in the fine print. That way, agreements hold up when they're actually put to the test.

Bankruptcy

Debt that’s grown beyond what you can manage doesn’t always call for the same fix. Our bankruptcy team can look at your income, assets, and debt load to help sort out which of Chapter 7, Chapter 13, or Chapter 11 actually fits, and we'll explain how liquidation or a repayment plan would apply given your circumstances.

A smaller business carrying more complex debt sometimes qualifies for Subchapter V of Chapter 11, a faster, less expensive route through what a standard filing would otherwise require, built for smaller companies. A bankruptcy attorney in Harrisburg, PA can help you avoid filing under the wrong chapter, which can waste both time and money.

The timing of a filing carries its own consequences. A Harrisburg bankruptcy attorney at Frost Law can walk you through what happens to co-signers, any lawsuits already underway, and the property you're trying to protect, before you file anything.

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Harrisburg, PA

2225 Sycamore St Suite 755, Harrisburg, PA 17111

Available 24/7 | In-Office By Appointment Only

Getting Here

Right off Route 50, next to Westfield Annapolis

We're on the fourth floor of the office building at the corner of Bestgate Road and Annapolis Mall Road. Pick your route below for turn-by-turn directions.

  • From MD-178 (Generals Highway) 0.5 mi

  • From MD-450 (West Street) 1.7 mi

  • From US-50 / I-97 1.1 mi

  • Public transit: Annapolis Transit Purple Route Bus

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

How we help clients in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County

Every attorney in this office focuses on one of four areas. Choose yours to learn more, or call and we'll point you to the right person.

Tax Controversy

IRS and Comptroller of Maryland audits, appeals, collections, liens, and offers in compromise.

Business Law

Entity formation, contracts, succession planning, and counsel for owners across Maryland.

Estate Planning

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate administration for families in Anne Arundel County.

Bankruptcy

Chapter 7, 11, and 13 filings, plus options for resolving tax debt through bankruptcy.

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FAQs & Other Office Locations

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

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