Mission
Our mission is to solve your tax problem in the shortest amount of time and for the least amount of money. Call us today for a FREE legally privileged consultation. Appointments are available by telephone or personally in our New York City offices (212) 974-3435.
Effective
Federal Tax Practitioner, CPCU and Attorney. Specializing in large-dollar tax debt, affordable installment agreements and IRS penalty abatements. Passport privileges can be reinstated in as little as 30-days. No matter how much trouble you're presently in – we can help. Selig consistently provides the IRS and State with reasonable alternatives to enforced collections. Call us directly at (212) 974-3435.
Strategic
Successfully settling large-dollar tax disputes (without going to court) requires skill and strategy. If you're struggling with excessive tax debt, dealing with a delicate tax problem, or having difficulty with an IRS Revenue Officer, call us today. Selig provides individuals and businesses with strategic guidance, custom solutions, and cost-effective strategies. 100% commitment, start to finish.
Successful
When you're in the crosshairs of an IRS criminal investigation, it's crucial to mount an impenetrable defense that underscores your lack of criminal intent and deliberate wrongdoing. For your defense, Selig works with the finest criminal attorneys in New York and New Jersey. Proactive action is crucial in reducing potential fines, sanctions, and prison. To schedule a legally privileged consultation call (212) 974-3435 today.
Un-filed Tax Returns
Up to 10 years of missing tax returns prepared and filed in as little as 48 hours. Missing records are not a problem. We can obtain your W2 and 1099 documents directly from the IRS. For more information call (212) 974-3435.
Penalties
Selig successfully obtains penalty abatements by effectively demonstrating reasonable cause, efficiency, and when relevant, identifying and exploiting procedural error. For immediate assistance call (212) 974-3435.
Audits
Being audited can be extremely expensive. And when you own a small business, have unreported income, or multiple real estate investments, the stakes are even higher. If you’re being audited by the IRS or State, or you already were audited and things didn’t go your way, call Selig at (212) 974-3435.
New Business Formation
We can help you form a new Corporation, establish a fictitious business name (D/B/A), receive a New York State Sales Tax Certificate of Authority (C of A) or obtain Tax-Exempt Status for your Theater Company, Church, religious or non-profit organization.
Aggressive Tax Representation
Litigation and the IRS
At first blush, the idea of dragging the IRS into Court sounds thrilling, like a modern-day David v. Goliath fairytale. Unfortunately, in the real world, taking the IRS to Court usually ends with you being crushed like a grape.
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 tax litigants receive the same treatment plus court costs.
Trouble on the Horizon
The IRS aggressively investigates tax litigants. This means Forensic Accountants and Special Investigators will examine your tax returns, bank records, investments, credit card statements, business transactions, mortgage and tuition payments, 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. Potential consequences include prison, penalties and restitution.
Everyone will Know
Court cases are public record. This means anyone can look up the details of your tax case and immediately know your business.
The Right Decision
A successful alternative to litigation is effective negotiation. Why? Because the Government is more reasonable when you demonstrate a willingness to cooperate, which almost always leads to a fairer and more affordable resolution. For immediate assistance call (212) 974-3435.
Consistent to his principles, the below video features David Selig speaking out against the IRS's passport suspension program in 2012.