Recruiter
Los Angeles, CA
Tax Controversy Attorney
Attorney
1-13 yrs required
No
A boutique Los Angeles-based law firm with a longstanding reputation for excellence in tax, estate, and business matters is seeking a highly skilled Tax Controversy Attorney to join its dynamic private client practice. This position offers the opportunity to represent high-net-worth individuals in complex federal, state, and local tax disputes at both administrative and litigation stages. A background as an IRS trial attorney is highly preferred.
Los Angeles, CA
Represent clients in civil and criminal tax disputes at administrative levels and in court
Handle IRS audits, appeals, and collection matters
Engage with federal, California, and local taxing authorities
Develop litigation strategies and manage case progression
Prepare and review legal documents related to tax controversy
Advise clients on potential outcomes and negotiate favorable resolutions
Support the firm’s broader tax and estate planning teams as needed
Minimum of several years of hands-on experience in tax controversy matters
Proven success in dealing with IRS and state taxing authorities
Demonstrated ability to handle high-stakes client representation
Commitment to maintaining a collaborative and collegial work environment
Availability for full-time, in-office work
Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
Active and good standing membership with the California Bar
Strong written and verbal advocacy skills
Ability to navigate complex tax regulations and disputes
Effective negotiation and case management skills
Detail-oriented with excellent research and analytical abilities
Comfort working with high-net-worth clients and sensitive matters
Background in IRS litigation or government tax enforcement is a plus
Competitive salary based on experience and business development potential
Potential for shareholder track based on performance and leadership
Collegial office culture with mentoring and growth opportunities
Involvement in high-profile and sophisticated tax matters
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