Tax Court Representation

Tax Court Representation

Litigating a tax matter in U.S. Tax Court is not a common occurrence, but necessary in some situations. A typical situation involves a taxpayer who receives a Statutory Notice of Deficiency (aka "Stat Notice" or "90 day letter") and is forced to decide whether a Petition to U.S. Tax Court should be filed. This notice is one of the most critical a taxpayer can receive and must be taken seriously. The deadline imposed on the letter is a firm one and responding late will likely result in losing your rights to protest your debt in court. Not all tax attorneys are experienced or comfortable with taking a matter to tax court. Marc D. Marsico, Esq. has several docketed tax court cases at any given time and is familiar and knowledgeable with the process. If your matter involves litigating a tax matter, give us a call to discuss your options.
Contact Law Offices of Marc D. Marsico Attorney at law in Iselin, New Jersey, to put a strong advocate in your corner.
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