Federal Tax
Tax planning is a cornerstone of sound business practices. For business entities and high-net-worth individuals, we offer complete federal tax planning services.
Our deep understanding of the statutory and economic implications of complex business transactions guides us in helping clients successfully minimize and manage their federal tax exposure.
We canvassed CEOs, CFOs, and other professionals involved in M&A activities with their respective firms to gauge their insights and perspectives on the M&A market in the coming 12 months.
The results provide a snapshot of the M&A market and the economy this year and how they compare from previous years.
We understand the complexities of a shifting tax landscape. We counsel a diverse group of corporate and nonprofit clients, as well as high-net-worth individuals on innumerable federal statutory tax requirements. Our comprehensive tax services include strategic solutions to both routine tax issues and the most complex federal tax challenges.
We thoroughly assess the potential tax impact for clients involved in establishing, buying, selling, restructuring, or liquidating a range of businesses, so that they can limit their tax liabilities. We monitor new opportunities for deferring or reducing tax liabilities for corporations and pass-through entities, including limited liability companies, partnerships and S corporations and work with them to develop and appropriately implement strategic tax plans.
Dykema’s tax planning services include:
- analysis of the tax consequences and structuring of mergers and acquisitions from both buyer and seller perspectives
- evaluating tax-free reorganization options
- helping tax-exempt organizations obtain and maintain their exempt status
- tax-exempt financings
- tax planning related to bankruptcies and workouts
- obtaining private letter rulings
We have:
- represented a broad range of clients in connection with audits and appeals on income, gift, and other matters before the Internal Revenue Service
- handled federal audits that resulted in no tax deficiency
- resolved federal corporate income tax disputes
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