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Savage Law FIRM, PLLC
…My Philosophy on Life is “To Live on Purpose”
Attorney Madeleine Savage-SELDON
A Dynamic, private practice Tax, Estate Planning, Probate, Business & Entertainment Law Attorney with an extensive track record of providing legal counsel and saving clients close to Millions of dollars in tax recovery and penalty waivers.
The following qualifications should be of particular interest to your company:
Delivered expert legal consultation and guidance to corporate and individual clients on tax issues, including civil penalties, lien discharge & withdrawals, tax penalty abatements & waivers and responding to tax notices.
Directed all tax department operations for a $4.4 billion transportation and logistics company, including the negotiation & resolution of tax cases, abatement & waiver of penalties, preparation and review of corporate tax filings and management of personal, real property and occupational taxes.
Diverse experience in international tax matters, including preparation of tax forms, avoiding tax and compliance with tax laws across the globe.
Attorney Madeleine Savage-Seldon is a licensed attorney specializing in Estate Planning, Tax & Entertainment Law.
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OFFICE Hours
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9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Our SERVICES
TAXES
- Tax Expert on Liens, Levies & Garnishment
- High Rate of Tax Penalty Abatement
- Client Approved Tax Representation
- Specialist in Corporate and Small Business Tax Compliance & Planning
- Criminal Tax Representation
ESTATE PLANNING
- Estate Planning
- Consultation
- Wills & Trust Drafting & Education
- Wills & Trust Review
- Probate
ENTERTAINMENT
- Legal Counsel
- Contract Creation & Review
- Negotiations
- Tax Compliance
- Business Planning
- Copyright & Trademark Management
COMMUNITY SERVICE
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Attorney Savage-Seldon is a graduate of Fisk University where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. Attorney Savage-Seldon also graduated from University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, where her focus was tax and business law. She is a native of Little Rock, Arkansas, but has resided in other cities, such as Greenville, MS, and Nashville, TN.
Attorney Savage-Seldon has been in private practice since 2008. Her private practice focuses on taxes, estate planning, probate, business/contract law, and entertainment law. Along with her private practice, she serves as general counsel for Abundant Returns Tax Services out of Atlanta, Georgia. She is the mother of one beautiful daughter, Maggie Townes. In 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 she was awarded the “Attorney For Justice” designation by the Supreme Court of Tennessee.
Accolades:
Attorney Savage-seldon serves on several non-profit boards, such as the:
Memphis Black Arts Association (MBAA)
Memphis Shelby Police Athletic Services Board (MPAL)
Memphis. 3.0 City Planning Board (Land Use Component)
Memphis Area Legal Services (Pro-bono legal services)
Pink With a Purpose (Cancer Awareness)
Asked
Questions
Many situations come up where the taxpayer may have made errors with prior filings, or taxation authorities filed on their behalf (SFR) which caused them to have a larger tax balance than if the taxpayer had filed their tax return. In these situations, an amended tax return can lower outstanding tax liabilities if accepted.
If the taxpayer has an acceptable reason for not staying in compliance with tax laws, there is a possibility that the IRS and some states may waive fines that accrued.
This method allows taxpayers to pay far less than their tax balance if they meet the strict guidelines and complete the paperwork 100% correctly.
The taxing authorities can stop collection actions until the taxpayer’s financial situation improves. The tax may be forgiven if their financial situation doesn’t improve before the statute expires.