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Colvin + Hallett Law is a Seattle tax law firm representing clients in tax disputes, including IRS audits, appeals, criminal tax defense, and civil litigation. For nearly 35 years, it has served high-net-worth individuals and closely held businesses and provides tax advice and expert witness services.
Credentials & Experience
Coverage Area
Pacific Northwest and across the United States
Additional Details
- Area of Expertise
- Accounting/Finance
- Years of Industry Experience
- 35
- Holds Advanced Degree (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)
- Yes
- Professional Licenses & Certifications
- None Listed
- Courtroom Testimony Experience
- Not disclosed
- Publications & Research
- None listed
- Teaching or Training Experience
- No
- Professional Organization Memberships
- None Listed
- Hourly Rate Disclosed
- No
Location
719 Second Ave., Suite 711, Seattle, WA 98104
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