Free Consultation
Proven Results
Selig provides fast, result-oriented tax advocacy that prioritizes your success (and confidentiality). With our assistance, most civil and criminal tax problems can be favorably resolved. Emergency and same-day appointments are available by phone, Zoom, or in person. Specializing in large-dollar tax debt. We successfully resolve difficult disputes without litigation. Keeping our clients out of court and out of trouble is Job #1.
Effective Representation
When you're in trouble with the IRS or State, you need to protect yourself (and your livelihood). By negotiating affordable installment agreements, penalty abatements, and partial payment plans, we consistently provide the IRS and State with reasonable alternatives to enforced collections. Established in 2006 by a Federal Tax Practitioner, CPCU, and Attorney, Selig provides fast and effective tax representation that you can count on. Call us directly at (212) 974-3435. Our mission is to solve your tax problem and protect your assets.
Successful Resolution
Before we negotiate the terms of any agreement, we investigate, identify and address important external issues, such as preserving lines of credit, your debt-to-income ratio, and loan covenants. Our pragmatic approach to problem solving prioritizes immediate relief and long-term solutions – ensuring that your business stays in business. For more information, call us directly at (212) 974-3435.
Strategic Advantage
Reducing fines, prison time, and court-ordered restitution requires specialized knowledge and skill. In fact, just being accused of a tax crime, including ERTC and PPP fraud, can jeopardize your financial security. When urgent criminal counsel is required, Selig relies on Daniel Kron, one of New York's finest criminal defense attorneys. To schedule an emergency consultation with Selig and Kron, call (212) 974-3435. With our multi-disciplined approach to problem solving, you will:
1. Avoid Costly Mistakes
2. Protect Your Reputation
3. Achieve the Best Possible Outcome
Risk Management
Effective risk management can help you avoid life-altering consequences and public embarrassment. In today’s litigious environment, a financial misunderstanding or personal indiscretion could destroy your life, derail your career, and irreparably damage your reputation. When a sensitive matter requires immediate attention, call us directly. With strategy and collaboration, most serious problems can be successfully resolved.
A Second Chance
You can proactively correct "serious mistakes" and "errors in judgement" by participating in the IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program. Successful applicants avoid fines, penalties, and criminal prosecution for unreported income, fraudulent deductions, undisclosed foreign bank accounts, trusts, and other tax crimes. For more information about this incredible program, call (212) 974-3435
Audit the IRS
Contact Selig before your CPA agrees to a large-dollar assessment. We identify statutory and procedural defects that can make your proposed IRS liability legally unenforceable. Our forensic audits include:
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Statutory Bar and Expiration Analysis (CSED/ASED)
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Procedural Due Process and Statutory Notice Verification
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Verification of Assessment Regularity (e.g., the 23C Date)
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Forensic Reconciliation of Interest and Penalties
We investigate before we negotiate – because an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
A Cautionary Tale
At first blush, the idea of dragging the IRS into court sounds exciting, like a modern David v. Goliath fairytale. In reality however, most people who square off against the Federal Government regret their decision – describing it as impulsive and damaging.
The Winner’s Curse
The IRS can be extremely vindictive, and winning tax litigants are frequently rewarded with audits, penalties, surveillance and harassment. FYI, losing litigants receive the same lousy treatment plus court costs.
When There's a Target on Your Back
The IRS investigates tax litigants. This means Forensic Accountants and Special Investigators may examine your tax returns, bank records, credit card statements, business transactions, mortgage and personal loan applications, vehicle and boat registrations, and anything else they can find. If they discover underreported income, or evidence of intentional wrongdoing, you could be criminally prosecuted. Consequences include prison, penalties and financial restitution.
Bad Publicity is Bad for Business
Court records and documents are public – which means anyone can look up the details of your tax case and immediately know your business.
Be Good to Yourself
A negotiated settlement provides you with confidentiality, reduced conflict, and a guaranteed resolution. Our pragmatic approach to problem solving keeps you out of court and out of trouble. For prompt assistance, call Selig at (212) 974-3435.