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Tax Controversy Associate

Type Full-Time

Location Connecticut - New Haven

Job ID TFSV384706

Experience Level Midlevel Associate

Job Experience Min. 3 - Max. 6 Years

Ranking 4 : Medium to Large Business $$$$

Estimated Salary Highest Salary Band in the Market

Practice Areas Tax - Controversy and Dispute ResolutionTax - IRS Audits and Appeals

2025-11-16 21:53:13

Job Overview

A law firm seeks a Tax Controversy Associate for its New Haven, CT office. The role involves representing clients in federal and state tax controversies, focusing on wealth preservation and asset protection. The position offers an opportunity to engage in a wide range of tax-related matters, including voluntary disclosures, audits, appeals, and more.

Duties

  • Represent clients in federal and state tax controversies.
  • Handle voluntary disclosure cases and audits.
  • Engage in appeals, mediation, and court proceedings.
  • Review federal and state income tax returns and related documents.
  • Draft advocacy pieces and client communications.
  • Negotiate with IRS and state authorities.
  • Contribute to business development and networking activities.

Requirements

  • 3-6 years of experience in tax controversy or related fields.
  • Connecticut Bar membership required.
  • Strong drafting, writing, and research skills.
  • Experience with domestic and international tax matters.

Education

  • J.D. required; LL.M. is a plus.

Certifications

  • Connecticut Bar membership.

Skills

  • Advanced writing and communication skills.
  • Strong negotiation abilities.
  • Comfortable with phone and video communications.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation commensurate with experience.

If you practice tax law, this is the place for you. This boutique firm specializes in all areas of federal and state tax law, and they also practice corporate and commercial law. The firm has an impressive list of clients that includes major corporations and high-net worth individuals.

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