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Tax

Whether tax counsel is at the center of your needs or simply a part of the bigger picture, our attorneys bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table.

Tax

Clients trust Much for practical tax planning strategies for corporations, partnerships, individuals, and fiduciaries. We also assist with structuring joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital funds, real estate transactions, tax-free exchanges, and much more.

We are here for our clients.

Putting people first is deeply ingrained in our culture. Our clients look forward to speaking to our Tax team because we have taken the time to get to know them and the many dimensions of their businesses personally.

We are practical in our approach to tax.

Tax goals or challenges are important, but we make sure to keep the big picture in mind. With our intimate knowledge of our clients’ goals, we creatively think through possible solutions, discuss options, and determine the most effective strategy to move forward.

Experience

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In every substantive area of taxation, we focus our extensive experience and technical skills on finding practical solutions. That’s half of what makes our Tax team strong. The other half is knowing you, your business, and your goals well enough to anticipate ways that we can help. These are some of the tax areas in which you can depend on Much:

  • Buying and selling businesses
  • Private equity and venture capital funds
  • Partnerships, limited liability companies, joint ventures, and subchapter S corporations
  • Real estate transactions, including tax-free exchanges and qualified opportunity funds
  • Executive compensation and employee benefits
  • Federal, state, and local taxes
  • International tax
  • Tax-exempt organizations
  • Tax controversies, including audits and investigations

Trending & Horizon Issues

With federal, state, and local tax laws to keep up with every year, looking ahead is a combination of anticipating what legislatures and taxing authorities will do next and balancing that with the current state of affairs. While a decision whether to proceed with a transaction may not depend entirely on potential changes to tax laws, such changes could have an impact. Here’s what we see:

  • Keeping up with tax rates and credits: New tax provisions are proposed each year, some expire, and others are renewed. Keeping up is challenging for every business owner but critically important. Much’s Tax team consistently monitors the latest tax proposals and developments and will proactively inform you of their implications for you and your organization.
  • Offering multiple scenarios: For planning purposes, clients need to know what a taxing authority may or may not do that could affect a transaction on your horizon. That’s why we examine all the proposals and offer “what if” analyses to help you plan for contingencies.

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