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David B. Coffin

David B. Coffin is the founding attorney of David Coffin PLLC in Southlake, Texas. Practicing law since 1993, he focuses on consumer and business tax matters. A graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Law, he previously served with the U.S. Department of Justice Tax Division, where he received multiple awards for special service. Recognized by Super Lawyers from 2019 through 2025, Mr. Coffin brings decades of tax law experience to clients throughout Texas.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: David B. Coffin

How does “currently not collectible” status work for the IRS?
May 13, 2025

How does “currently not collectible” status work for the IRS?

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

Texas residents may not have to pay state taxes, but they could receive a significant bill from the Internal Revenue…

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The basics of a CP3219A notice in Texas
May 13, 2025

The basics of a CP3219A notice in Texas

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

The tax code is full of confusing terms, and it seems that they are always changing. If you have tax…

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Are Texas independent contractors responsible for estimated taxes?
May 13, 2025

Are Texas independent contractors responsible for estimated taxes?

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

Working as an independent contractor could afford someone with many freedoms. Having the final say on a weekly schedule and…

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How innocent spouse relief works in Texas
May 13, 2025

How innocent spouse relief works in Texas

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

No matter how careful you are on your taxes, mistakes are bound to happen sometimes. For those with a spouse…

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Classifying workers as employees or independent contractors
May 13, 2025

Classifying workers as employees or independent contractors

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

One of the primary options that Texas employers have in hiring workers is whether or not to make them company…

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Unpaid payroll taxes and the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty
May 13, 2025

Unpaid payroll taxes and the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

Payroll taxes provide funds that are used to fund federal programs like Medicare and Social Security, and they are deducted…

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How do taxpayers handle audits?
May 13, 2025

How do taxpayers handle audits?

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

Every year, tens of millions of taxpayers submit their returns to the Internal Revenue Service. Whether relying on an electronic…

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What is the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty?
Feb 03, 2025

What is the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty?

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Last Modified on Feb 03, 2025

Being charged with the duty of preparing payroll for a Texas business entity is an important task that should not…

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Is an offer in compromise an option for tax debt?
May 13, 2025

Is an offer in compromise an option for tax debt?

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

Getting into debt with the Internal Revenue Service potentially comes with numerous stressful problems. Attempts to budget a way to…

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Is it possible to appeal an OIC rejection?
May 13, 2025

Is it possible to appeal an OIC rejection?

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Last Modified on May 13, 2025

Millions of people find themselves owing money to the Internal Revenue Service. Thankfully, the tax code provides ways for taxpayers…

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