Tax Problem Law Center, led by Long Island tax attorney Charles Rosselli, has over 20 years of experience resolving IRS and New York State tax issues, including unfiled returns, back taxes, levies, audits, and sales tax problems. The firm offers comprehensive legal representation to protect assets, achieve cost-effective resolutions, and navigate complex tax laws.
20+ years of specialized IRS and NYS tax resolution experience
Direct representation by licensed tax attorney Charles Rosselli
Exclusively focused on tax resolution, not a general law firm
Proven track record of reducing tax liabilities and stopping enforcement actions
Services
IRS & NY Tax Problem Resolution
Comprehensive legal representation for IRS and New York State tax issues, including unfiled returns, back taxes, levies, audits, and sales tax problems.
Immediate stop to IRS and NYS enforcement actionsProtection of assets (home, bank accounts, investments, income)Cost-effective resolution strategiesDirect negotiation with IRS and NYS Tax DepartmentTax Court representation if necessary
NYS Sales Tax Problem Resolution
Specialized representation for New York State sales tax audits, liabilities, and responsible person assessments.
Defense against NYS sales tax auditsResolution of sales tax liabilities and warrantsProtection against responsible person assessmentsVoluntary disclosure and penalty abatement
Credentials & Certifications
Licensed New York State Attorney
Since 1995
Author of Tax Law Articles
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the IRS have to collect a tax debt? +
The IRS generally has 10 years from the date of assessment to collect a tax debt, after which the debt becomes time-barred.
Can the NYS Tax Department collect forever? +
No, the NYS Tax Department has a statute of limitations of 10 years from the date of assessment to collect a tax debt.
What are the consequences of unfiled tax returns? +
Unfiled tax returns lead to growing penalties, potential criminal exposure, and the IRS filing substitute returns on your behalf, which can result in larger tax liabilities.
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