Steven Goldburd

• New York Law School, New York, New York, LL.M.
• Fordham University School of Law
• Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY, B.S. in Accounting

• Negotiated a sale of a medical practice of approximately $2.1M., 2022
• Repesented a client for the tax structuring of sale of property under IRC 1033 for $2,500,000., 2019
• Represented a Client on the sale of a business for $12,000,000., 2019
• Represented a $35,000,000 grossing Client on the restructuring of its business structure., 2018

• US Supreme Court, 2022
• U.S. Tax Court, 2008
• U.S. District Court Southern District of New York, 2009
• U.S. Court of Federal Claims, 2009
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York, 2009
• U.S. Court of Appeals 2nd Circuit, 2009
• Supreme Court of New York, 2007
• American Bar Association
• New York State Bar Association
• New York County Lawyers Association

• Lawyer of Distinction, Lawyers of Distinction, 2023
• Lawyer of Distinction, Lawyers of Distinction, 2022
• Top 100 Tax Lawyers in the State of NY, Top 100 Tax Lawyers in the State of NY, American Society of Legal Advocates, 2019
• The Tax Lawyers recommended adviser in New York for 2020. Each year just one tax lawyer per state is selected., The Tax Lawyers recommended adviser in New York, https://www.the-tax-lawyers.com/, 2020
• Client Choice Award, Avvo.com, 2016
• Top 40 Under 40 - 2015-2018, American Society of Legal Advocates, 2018
• Top Attorney - 2015-2017, Who's Who Directory, 2017
• Lead Counsel Rating - 2013-2018, Lead Counsel, 2018

• Represented a not-for-profit at a bank who would not allow the NFP access to its own account until it proved its existence and acceptance by the IRS. , 2023

• Negotiated a tax abatement from the IRS for a Client of $1,381,000. , 2023
• Negotiated a Real Estate tax abatement for a Not-for-Profit of $70,000., 2023
• Won a audit with potentially $2,000,000 in liabilities for a no change and $0 tax owed.  , 2023
• Was able to negotiate a audit finding of $150,000 less than the previous representative after client came to us mid-case to take over., 2023
• Obtained a penalty abatement for a client of $107,000 after proving no-willfulness to the IRS. , 2023
• Abated $2,477,420 in taxes at the IRS after obtaining an Offer-in-Compromise for $10,000. , 2023
• Filed IRS Tax Offer-in-Compromise for Client reducing liability by $560,000., 2022
• Negotiated penalty removal of $37,000 at the IRS., 2022
• Represented a client at IRS and reduced tax liability by $663,264., 2022
• Represented a client at the IRS and reduced his tax liability by $1,257,167., 2022
• Represented a client who had an initial balance of $300,000 from an IRS audit. Filed for audit reconsideration and reduced liability to $0., 2022
• Represented a client who had an initial balance of $104,013 from an IRS audit. Filed for audit reconsideration and reduced liability to $4,132., 2021
• Filed NYS Tax Offer-in-Compromise for Client reducing liability by $1,879,934.40., 2021
• Client had an initial assessment of $155,049 from an IRS Audit. Filed for Audit Reconsideration reducing liability to $20,152., 2021
• Client had an initial liability of $143,777.  Filed for an IRS offer-in-compromise and reduced liability to $33,000., 2021
• Client had an initial assessment for $1,107,319.64 for an NYC Commercial Rent Tax Audit. Appealed assessment and abated liability in full., 2021
• Client was audited by the IRS and assessed $125,918. Filed for audit reconsideration, reversed initial assessment in full and was able to get client a refund for $71.43., 2021
• Represented a Client with a IRS liability of $391,094.73. His request was for help to get him into a payment plan. After a review of his file, we determined that he merely did not file the return for the years in question. We obtained the records and filed the returns. End result was a liability of $1,192.80 with all the penalties and interest included., 2020
• Our client was audited for Commercial Rent Tax. Not knowing that this was a tax issue, he spoke to his real estate attorney. The real estate attorney called us after trying to deal with the audit himself and after receiving a $1,075,019 determination plus an additional audit for years that were outside of the current audit period. We reviewed the tax returns and each of the 14 leases. We were able to prove that while the parent entity paid millions of dollars in rent, no one single property was over the threshold for a Commercial Rent Tax liability. After proving that to the auditor, we were able to close out the open audit. However, as the initial audit was already closed, we had to go to a Conciliation Conference. At this point, with additional penalties and interest, the assessment was up to $1,107,320. After showing the Conciliator the same calculations. He closed the case with a no tax owed determination!, 2020
• Our Client was audited for his company’s and his personal tax returns. The audit found that the company owed $163,683 and he personally owed $122,253. Totaling $285,936. We had to file in tax court for each. After months of negotiations and almost a full re-audit, we signed the decision documents this week! Result: Company owes $37,421 and the individual owes $13,803. Total owed $51,224, total savings $234,712., 2020
• Represented a client before IRS appeals for an assessment of $944,808.42 for one tax year for which he was under audit. Final determination from IRS appeals was a total tax owed $1,968. However, since my client’s bank account was already levied to the tune of $4,600, he will actually be receiving a REFUND of $2,632., 2020

“I have referred many clients to him and they have all been very satisfied.”

“An excellent tax attorney. Our go-to guy.”