Many business and legal decisions have potential tax consequences. When considering the start up of a new business or the growth of an existing company or business through a merger or acquisition, tax issues are a central concern. Many personal decisions and choices regarding your trust and estate planning are based on a desire to pass along hard-won financial successes without losing unnecessary amounts to estate taxes. The income and estate tax environment is complex and ever changing. It takes a thoroughly qualified professional to provide you with the straightforward advice and insightful guidance you need to address immediate challenges with confidence while planning for continued and increasing success. John Kachmarsky is licensed to practice law in South Carolina, Georgia, and before the Internal Revenue Service and United States Tax Court. Prior to and while attending law school, he worked in the tax departments of several Certified Public Accounting firms. He holds a Master of Laws degree in Taxation Law (LL.M.), a Bachelor's degree in Accounting (B.S.), and a Juris Doctor law degree (J.D.). This level of professional accomplishment is uncommon and allows our firm to proudly accept referrals from other attorneys, Certified Public Accountants, Financial Advisors and Insurance Advisors who recognize the value of thoroughly knowledgeable and experienced tax law guidance and counsel to their clients. For over 30 years, John Kachmarsky has served individuals and businesses in South Carolina and Georgia. As a tax attorney and counselor at law, he also represents clients from across the nation in estate planning matters and those facing serious tax controversies before the Internal Revenue Service and United States Tax Court. This level of expertise is valuable in his practice areas which include Asset Protection and Business Formation, Trust and Estate Planning, Probate and Taxation.
