At The Mitchell Law Firm, our professionals provide a wide array of tax services designed to assist all taxpayers, from Fortune 500 companies to individuals, as you try to navigate the ever-changing laws, regulations, and agency rulings that may impact your bottom line. We can assist with just about every tax assessed, no matter what governmental entity is involved, including state and local, federal, and international tax issues.
To learn what The Mitchell Law Firm can do for your tax department or your individual tax situation, please contact us with your questions. We would like to become your full-service tax resource.
STATE AND LOCAL TAX
Over the last 15 years, state and local taxation has increased exponentially. As states look to cover the shortfall from federal tax revenue, they have become more creative in the application of new taxes as well as the application of existing taxes to new situations.
The Mitchell Law Firm professionals can assist state taxpayers in all of the following areas:
| Transaction Planning | Let MLF help in structuring transactions to maximize tax savings opportunities considering not only state and local tax implications, but also federal tax implications of transactions. |
| Researching | Performing multi-state research can present a daunting task. With 45 states and the District of Columbia imposing sales and use taxes, as well as many local jurisdictions that impose their own sales and use taxes, researching one issue can take several hours worth of work. Let MLF state and local tax professionals assume the burden. |
| Audit Defense | MLF tax professionals have been involved with numerous state audits with Departments of Revenue all over the country. Let us assist you in working with auditors, litigating issues to administrative bodies, or even taking issues to state courts. |
| Overpayment Recovery | Often, in-house tax staff have insufficient time to tackle a review of a company’s overpayment of transaction taxes. Let MLF professionals assume the burden for you, taking a fee only if over-payments are identified and recovered. |