If you have information concerning a tax underpayment that you would like to report, we ask that you fill out the case evaluation form below so that we can properly analyze your potential case and any issues that may arise in your case. You do not have to respond to every question, but the more detail that you provide the better we will be able to advise you and assess our interest in representing you in the case.  The questions set forth below are designed to elicit information pertinent to assessing a tax underpayment case. If you would rather write a narrative, please address the issues raised by the evaluation form.

All information submitted to us during the evaluation process is protected by the attorney-client privilege, meaning that, by law, we cannot and will not disclose it to any third party, including the IRS, without your express permission. However, in filling out the evaluation form, we do not need the names of taxpayer individuals or entities in order to initially evaluate the claim. That information can be provided at a later point in the process.

Your Name:
E-mail Address:
Cell Phone Number:
Home Phone Number:
Work Phone Number:
Fax Number:
Would you prefer that we contact you by e-mail or telephone?	-- Select -- Email Phone
Which telephone number would you prefer that we call?	-- Select -- Home Phone Cell Phone Work Phone
What are the best times to contact you by telephone?
Profession / Job Title
Claim Information
Does the potential case involve taxes, interest and payments totaling more than $2 million?	-- Select -- Yes No
Is the taxpayer an entity or individual? If it is an entity, what is the nature of the entity; e.g., is the taxpayer a public corporation, private corporation, partnership, trust, etc.?
Describe the tax underpayments or tax fraud
When and how did you become aware of the underpayment?
When did the underpayment begin? Has it ended? If so, when?
How much, in dollar terms, would you estimate the individual or corporation underpaid the government? (In your calculations, exclude any penalties.) Describe how you arrived at your estimated damages.
Do you have any documents to support your allegations of tax underpayments or tax fraud? If you do, please describe them.
What is your relationship with the taxpayer? Are you now or have you ever been employed by the taxpayer? If the taxpayer is an individual, are you related to the taxpayer?
Important Notice: These pages should not be construed to contain legal advice. While we will treat any information provided as privileged and confidential, you should understand that when you provide information about a potential case to KEMY, we do not become your attorneys. With your permission, we may use your information to investigate whether we wish to represent you to bring a case. However, until we both sign a written agreement, we do not represent you and have not agreed to do so.