Effective
Tax Representation
Specializing in complex tax issues and large-dollar tax debt. Selig negotiates affordable installment agreements, and obtains significant penalty abatements. We provide result-driven tax advocacy that achieves success, while maintaining confidentiality.
Practicing before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. Established in 2006 by a Federal Tax Practitioner, CPCU and Attorney. Selig & Associates is veteran owned and operated.
Our multi-disciplined approach to problem-solving prioritizes immediate relief, and long-term success. Call us today for a free consultation (212) 974-3435.
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Avoid Costly Mistakes
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Protect Your Reputation.
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Achieve the Best Possible Outcome
Strategic Advantage
In addition to negotiating favorable terms and affordable repayment plans, we identify and address secondary issues that can make or break your financial stability, including preserving lines of credit, debt-to-income ratios, and loan covenants.
FYI Most civil and criminal problems can be favorably resolved without litigation. By implementing effective risk management techniques, you can successfully avoid life-altering consequences and public embarrassment. Don’t let a financial misunderstanding or personal indiscretion disrupt your life. Call today for a free consultation (212) 974-3435.
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Government Agencies
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Lending Institutions
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Insurance Companies
Auditing the IRS
Call us before your CPA agrees to a large-dollar tax assessment. Our forensic audits scrutinize all relevant IRS files, calculations, and legal conclusions to identify mathematical errors, procedural violations, and statutory defects. In many cases, these issues can significantly reduce, or even eliminate the proposed tax liability. 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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Reconciliation of Interest and Penalties
It's not too late. If you were previously Audited by the IRS, we may still be able to reopen your case and challenge their findings. Don’t accept the IRS’s numbers at face value. Have us verify whether their assessment is factually correct, and legally enforceable.